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The Whys/Whats/Hows of Proposal Writing
- • Well-written proposal serves to define the work to be done and prepare the researcher to do the workTypes of Proposals • Grant proposal – National Science Foundation (NSF) is a typical source of funding for CS research • Business proposal – also contains complex legal forms
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Understanding and Improving Register Assignment
- . Register allocation can decrease instruction-level parallelism by prohibiting the scheduler from reordering instructions. The impact of register assignment strategies on a subsequent scheduling phase is explored. A new register assignment strategy and experimental results are presented. 1 Int
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An Experimental Study of Several Cooperative Register Allocation and Instruction Scheduling Strategies
- Compile-time reordering of low level instructions is successful in achieving large increases in performance of programs on fine-grain parallel machines. However, because of the interdependences between instruction scheduling and register allocation, a lack of cooperation between the scheduler and re
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The Design and Implementation of RAP: A PDG-based Register Allocator
- This paper describes the design and implementation of a register allocator that performs the allocation over the Program Dependence Graph (PDG) representation of a routine. The PDG representation has been used successfully as the basis for various scalar optimizations as well as for detecting and im
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Register Allocation over the Program Dependence Graph
- This paper describes RAP, a Register Allocator that allocates registers over the Program Dependence Graph (PDG) representation of a program in a hierarchical manner. The PDG program representation has been used successfully for scalar optimizations, the detection and improvement of parallelism for v
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A Scheduler-Sensitive Global Register Allocator
- Compile-time reordering of machine-level instructions has been very successful at achieving large increases in performance of programs on machines offering fine-grained parallelism. However, because of the interdependences between instruction scheduling and register allocation, it is not clear which
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Register Allocation Sensitive Region Scheduling
- Because of the interdependences between instruction scheduling and register allocation, it is not clear which of these two phases should run first. In this paper, we describe how we modified a global instruction scheduling technique to make it cooperate with a subsequent register allocation phase.
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Using SUIF as a Front-end Translator for Register Allocation and Instruction Scheduling Research
- This paper has described the use of SUIF as a front-end for register allocation and instruction scheduling research. Specifically, SUIF is used to compile a C program through the default porky optimizations and then apply a custom phase that translates the SUIF intermediate form into an equivalent I
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Distributed java compiler: Implementation and evaluation
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