Lists and Acceptance Rates of Compiler Conferences

Lists and Acceptance Rates of Compiler Conferences

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Lists of Compiler Conferences and Workshops:

Major Compiler Conferences: PLDI - Programming Language Design and Implementation, POPL - Principles of Programming Languages, OOPSLA - Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications [link], LCTES - Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems, ASPLOS - Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, ICFP - International Conference on Functional Programming [link], CASES - Compilers, Architecture, and Synthesis for Embedded Systems, CGO - Code Generation and Optimization [link], PACT - Parallel Architectures and Compilation Technologies [link], PPoPP - Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming [link], CF - Computing Frontiers (includes a compiler track) [link], CC - Compiler Construction [link].

Further, more Esoteric, Compiler Conferences: AADEBUG - Automated and Analysis Driven Debugging, AOSD - Aspect-Oriented Software Development [link], DLS - Dynamic Language Symposium, ECOOP - European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming [link], FLOPS - Functional and Logic Programming Symposium, GPCE - Generative Programming and Component Engineering, Haskell - Haskell Symposium [link], ISMM - International Symposium on Memory Management, ISSTA - International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis, PLOP - Pattern Languages of Programs, PADL - Practical Aspects of Declarative Languages, PPDP - Principles and Practice of Declarative Programming, PPPJ - Principles and Practices of Programming in Java, SOFTVIS - Software Visualization [link], VMCAI - Verification Model Checking and Abstract Interpretation, VEE - Virtual Execution Environments.

Compiler Workshops: CUFP - Commercial Users of Functional Programming [link], DAMP - Declarative Aspects of Multicore Programming, Erlang - Erlang Workshop [link], FDPE - Functional and Declarative Programming in Education, FOOL - Foundations and Developments of Object Oriented Languages, LDTA - Language Description Tools and Applications, PASTE - Programming and Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering, PEPM - Partial Evaluation and Program Manipulation, Plan-X - Programming Language Technologies for XML, PLAS - Programming Languages and Analysis for Security, SAW - Static Analysis Workshop, Scheme - Scheme and Functional Programming [link], TRANSACT - Languages Compilers and Hardware Support for Transactional Memory, WGP - Workshop on Generic Programming, WML - Workshop on ML, WMM - Workshop on Mechanizing Metatheory.

Acceptance Rates of Major Compiler Conferences:

Year PLDI POPL OOPSLA LCTES ASPLOS ICFP* CASES CGO PACT PPoPP CF CC

2010 - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % - - % 56 16 28.57%

2009 194 41 21.13% 160 36 22.50% - - % 81 18 22.22% 113 29 25.66% 85 26 30.59% 72 31 43.66% 70 26 37.14% - - % 109 26 23.85% 113 26 23.01% 72 18 25.00%

2008 184 34 18.48% 212 35 16.51% 117 33 28.21% 68 17 25.00% 127 31 24.41% 87 29 33.33% 64 27 42.19% 66 21 31.82% 159 30 18.87% 102 25 24.51% 110 30 27.27% 71 18 25.35%

2007 178 45 25.28% 198 36 18.18% 156 33 21.15% 76 21 27.63% bi-annual 103 26 25.24% 77 33 42.86% 84 27 32.14% 174 34 19.54% 65 22 33.85% 56 28 50.00% 60 15 25.00%

2006 174 36 20.69% 167 33 19.76% 157 26 16.56% 83 21 25.39% 158 38 24.05% 74 24 32.43% 100 41 41.00% 80 29 36.25% 117 30 25.64% 91 25 27.47% 118 30 25.42% 72 17 23.61%

2005 135 28 20.74% 172 31 18.02% 174 32 18.39% 95 25 26.32% bi-annual 87 26 29.89% 100 31 31.00% 75 26 34.67% 119 30 25.21% 87 27 31.04% 106 43 40.57% 90 21 23.33%

2004 127 25 19.69% 176 29 16.48% 173 27 15.61% 120 28 23.33% 169 24 14.20% 80 21 26.25% 102 31 30.39% 79 25 31.65% 122 23 18.85% bi-annual 57 36 63.16% 58 19 32.76%

Year	PLDI	POPL	OOPSLA	LCTES	ASPLOS	ICFP*	CASES	CGO	PACT	PPoPP	CF	CC
2010	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	-	-	%	56	16	28.57%
2009	194	41	21.13%	160	36	22.50%	-	-	%	81	18	22.22%	113	29	25.66%	85	26	30.59%	72	31	43.66%	70	26	37.14%	-	-	%	109	26	23.85%	113	26	23.01%	72	18	25.00%
2008	184	34	18.48%	212	35	16.51%	117	33	28.21%	68	17	25.00%	127	31	24.41%	87	29	33.33%	64	27	42.19%	66	21	31.82%	159	30	18.87%	102	25	24.51%	110	30	27.27%	71	18	25.35%
2007	178	45	25.28%	198	36	18.18%	156	33	21.15%	76	21	27.63%	bi-annual	103	26	25.24%	77	33	42.86%	84	27	32.14%	174	34	19.54%	65	22	33.85%	56	28	50.00%	60	15	25.00%
2006	174	36	20.69%	167	33	19.76%	157	26	16.56%	83	21	25.39%	158	38	24.05%	74	24	32.43%	100	41	41.00%	80	29	36.25%	117	30	25.64%	91	25	27.47%	118	30	25.42%	72	17	23.61%
2005	135	28	20.74%	172	31	18.02%	174	32	18.39%	95	25	26.32%	bi-annual	87	26	29.89%	100	31	31.00%	75	26	34.67%	119	30	25.21%	87	27	31.04%	106	43	40.57%	90	21	23.33%
2004	127	25	19.69%	176	29	16.48%	173	27	15.61%	120	28	23.33%	169	24	14.20%	80	21	26.25%	102	31	30.39%	79	25	31.65%	122	23	18.85%	bi-annual	57	36	63.16%	58	19	32.76%

*ICFP data do not include "experience reports", "functional pearls" and so forth. In 2009, it is not clear to me which papers are "functional pearls" and which are "regular papers", so data includes both.

Legend: 1. column = number of submissions (including later withdrawn papers), 2. column = number of accepted papers (full papers plus short papers, but no posters), 3. column = acceptance rate.

You are welcome to send me corrections and updates - Stefan Schaeckeler <sschaeck (at) engr.scu.edu>.