| C.W. Fraser and D. Hanson, A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation, Addison-Wesley, 1995. |
.... English parser [34] test.in boxed sim Balls in box simulator [8] n 3 s 1 C Breeze C to C optimizing compiler [18] espresso.c 175.vpr FPGA placement routing [34] test placement 176.gcc Optimizing C compiler [34] scilab.i apache Web server [1] see Section 3 lcc Retargetable C compiler [12] scilab.i mudlle MUD compiler interpreter [14] time.mud 164.gzip GNU zip data compressor [34] test input.compressed 2 181.mcf Vehicle scheduler [34] test input.in 186.crafty Chess program [34] test input.in 252.eon Ray tracer [34] test chair.control.cook 253.perlbmk Perl interpreter [34] ....
Christopher W. Fraser and David R. Hanson. A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation. Addison-Wesley, 1995.
....errors were found in C compilers on the MIPS. In this section, we present these results. We selected several C compilers that generate code for the MIPS architecture (a DECStation Model 5000 125) These included the native compiler supplied by DEC, two versions of Fraser and Hanson s lcc compiler [15, 16], several versions of GNU s gcc [17] and a previous version of our own C compiler, vpcc vpo, that used a hand coded calling sequence generator [18] Although we feel that this technique is extremely valuable throughout the compiler development cycle, we believe that it would be fairest to ....
C. Fraser and D. Hanson, A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation. Benjamin Cummings, 1995.
....and is directly integrated in the target code (see low level access functions under Linux [95] In this chapter, the application of known compiler techniques in the special field of device driver programming is briefly discussed. As reference for compiler techniques, mainly [66] and additionally [54, 68, 81, 120, 32] have been used. 8.1.1 Techniques and Pre conditions State of the art compiler techniques are code hoisting, constant folding, control flow analysis, dead code elimination, and code re ordering, just to name a few. The main question is, which optimisations can safely be done in combination with ....
Christopher W. Fraser and David R. Hanson. A Retargetable C Compiler : Design and Implementation. 1995.
....themselves doubt there will ever be a third edition. Frustration with the Red Dragon book has led many authors to pen their own versions. However, it is safe to say that all other textbooks consist of that author s favorite subset of the topics in the Red Dragon book, in the same sequence [5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17, 18,19]. In the next section, we detail our own completely different sequence of topics. Regardless of textbook, the typical compilers instructor mds him herself unable to cover all of the material in one semester, and with two semester compiler course sequences being essentially extinct, the problem ....
Fraser, C., and David Hanson, A Retargetable C compiler: Design and Implementation, Benjamin Cummings, Redwood City, California, 1995.
....2002, Boston, MA are described in detail in this section. In addition to the tools, we use a variety of benchmark programs written in C. The output of the benchmarks is typically simplified, and all benchmarks execute in less then 40 million machine instructions. Our compiler is based on lcc [3], a retargetable C compiler that can be obtained without cost [4] Code generators for the compiler are available for several platforms, including MIPS, which is very similar to DLX. With a few exceptions, it was relatively straightforward to modify the MIPS back end to generate DLX assembly ....
Fraser, C.W., Hanson, D.R., A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation, Benjamin/Cummings, 1995.
....parser [65] test.in boxed sim Balls in box simulator [20] n 3 s 1 c breeze (C ) C to C optimizing compiler [36] espresso.c 175.vpr FPGA placement routing [65] test placement 176.gcc Optimizing C compiler [65] scilab.i apache Web server [2] see Section 5. 3 lcc Retargetable C compiler [27] scilab.i mudlle MUD compiler interpreter [29] time.mud Table 5.1: Benchmarks and inputs. Programs not written in C are written in C. We use the largest inputs available to us for most of the custom allocation benchmarks, except for 175.vpr and 197.parser. For these and the general purpose ....
Christopher W. Fraser and David R. Hanson. A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation. Addison-Wesley, 1995.
....reflecting its low relevance to the specific goals of the application, but first in the tangled code, satisfying the syntax requirements of the C language. LP tools have been used on substantial documents such as the documentation for T E X [9] WEB) software libraries [10] CWEB) and books [4] (noweb) Little real progress has been made in the last few years. Some tools have been extended to produce XML output (see http: www.csse.monash.edu.au ajh research literate index.html for an example) but the underlying model typically remains the same. One interesting variation is LEO ....
C. Fraser and D. Hanson. A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation. Benjamin/Cummings, 1995.
....Bell Northern Research) 14] framework consists of the retargetable code generator CODESYN and the instruction set simulator INSULIN. CODESYN s machine model mainly consists of three components: the instruction set, available resources, and a graph denoting the interconnects of resources. lcc [7] is a portable C compiler that has originally been developed for teaching. lcc s frontend performs a very stable analysis of ANSI C code but only supports a few local optimizations, e.g. elimination of common subexpressions. Global optimizations are completely missing. The Trimaran system [21] ....
....functions as well as phases of the tool. The tool is based on the compiler environment as introduced in [22, 18] Realistic backends such as for an SPARC and PowerPC architecture have been successfully implemented using this tool. As we did not want to write a new C parser, we use the lcc compiler [7] frontend and generate an intermediate representation as the starting point for our own optimization and final code generation. This language is called TIL [22] Interfaces to other programming languages can be integrated since there is a stringent separation of frontend and backend. A major ....
C. Fraser and D. Hanson. A retargetable C Compiler: Design and implementation. Addison-Wesley, 1995.
....and the checker informs the user that y was evicted from r1 and the expected value of y in the optimized code is in r2. 4 Implementation and Experiments The Comparison checker for OPtimized code, COP, was implemented, including the instruction mapping, annotation placement, and checking. Lcc [7] was used as the compiler for an application program and was extended to include a set of optimizations, namely loop invariant code motion, dead code elimination, partial redundancy elimination, register allocation, copy propagation, and constant propagation and folding. On average, the optimized ....
Fraser, C. and Hanson, D. A Retargetable C Compiler: Design and Implementation. Benjamin/Cummings, 1995. 16 Jaramillo, Gupta, Soffa
.... C s overhead due to reference counting was reasonable (from negligible to 17 of runtime) Our new system, RC, has lower reference count overhead in absolute time and as a percentage of runtime, allows use of any C compiler rather than requiring modification of an existing compiler (lcc [5] in [6] and incorporates some static information about a program s region structure. Regions were used for decades in practice, well before the current research interest. Ross [10] presents a storage package that allows objects to be allocated in specific zones. Each zone can have a di#erent ....
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