Gábor Márton is a passionate software developer who is interested in all kind of new software technologies, especially about modern C++. He received his PhD at the Department of Programming Languages and Compilers at the Faculty of Informatics, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest, Hungary. He works as a software engineer at Ericsson Hungary Ltd where he works on Cross Translation Unit (CTU) static analysis and the related ASTImporter of the LLVM/Clang compiler infrastructure.

Publications

• Márton G Tools and Language Elements for Testing, Encapsulation and Controlling Abstraction in Large Scale C++ Projects PhD Thesis, 2019.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. Utilize Syntax Tree Transformations as a C/C++ Test Seam. SQAMIA Workshop, 2018.
• Márton G, Szekeres I, Porkoláb Z. Towards a high-level C++ abstraction to utilize the read-copy-update pattern. Acta Electrotechnica et Informatica. 2018.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. Compile-Time Function Call Interception to Mock Functions in C/C++. LLVM Developers Meeting, Student Research Competition, UK, Bristol. 2018.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. Compile-Time Function Call Interception for Testing in C/C++. Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai Series Informatica. 2018.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. Selective friends in C++. Software: Practice and Experience. 2018.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. Unit Testing in C++ with Compiler Instrumentation and Friends. Acta Cybernetica. 2017.
• Márton G, Szekeres I, Porkoláb Z. High-level C++ implementation of the read-copy-update pattern. In Informatics, 2017 IEEE 14th International Scientific Conference on 2017.
• Márton G, Porkoláb Z. C++ Compile-time Reflection and Mock Objects. Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai, Informatica. 2014.

Presentations

• ASTImporter: Merging Clang ASTs - 2019 LLVM Developers’ Meeting, San Jose, CA, USA - 2019
• Compile-time Function Call Interception to Mock Funcitons in C/C++ - EuroLLVM, Bristol, UK - 2018
• Friendship in Service of Testing - CppNow, Aspen, USA - 2016
• Friendship in Service of Testing - Hungarian C++ Meetup, Budapest, Hungary - 2016
• Journey to C++ Compile time Reflection - Hungarian C++ Meetup, Budapest, Hungary - 2014 Oct 29

Open Source Contributions

Any research done by Gábor is always backed up with open source working prototype implementations and measurments. For instance:

• Implementation of selective friends in LLVM/Clang
• Warnings and statistics about false C++ friend usage
• Realization of out-of-class friends in LLVM/Clang
• Library for accessing private members (exploits explicit template intantiations)
• Compiler instrumentation for testing
• A special smart pointer to exchange data between threads (rcu_ptr)

For more information, please visit Gábor’s github page.