Scalar Replacement in the Presence of Conditional Control Flow (1992)
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Steve Carr
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Ken Kennedy
| Venue: | SOFTWARE PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE |
| Citations: | 54 - 18 self |
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@ARTICLE{Carr92scalarreplacement,
author = {Steve Carr and Ken Kennedy},
title = {Scalar Replacement in the Presence of Conditional Control Flow},
journal = {SOFTWARE PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE},
year = {1992},
volume = {24},
pages = {51--77}
}
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Abstract
Most conventional compilers fail to allocate array elements to registers because standard data-flow analysis treats arrays like scalars, making it impossible to analyze the definitions and uses of individual array elements. This deficiency is particularly troublesome for floating-point registers, which are most often used as temporary repositories for subscripted variables. This paper
