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Static and Dynamic Program Compilation by Interpreter.. - Thibault, Consel, al. (2000) (5 citations) (Correct)
....Because this approach to run time specialization has low overhead, it is suitable for implementing run time compilation. Tempo has been successfully used for a variety of applications such as operating systems (Sun Remote Procedure Call RPC [26, 27] Chorus Inter Process Communication IPC [40]) and scientific programs (e.g. convolution filters [35] FFT [31] These applications have demonstrated two key features of Tempo: 1) it can process realistic programs that have not been carefully crafted for specialization (2) it can generate an efficient implementation from generic software ....
E. N. Volanschi. An Automatic Approach to Specializing System Components. PhD thesis, Universit'e de Rennes I, February 1998.
Accurate Program Analyses for Successful Specialization.. - Muller, Marlet.. (2000) (1 citation) Self-citation (Volanschi) (Correct)
....the subset of the C language to treat as well as the major functionalities and precision of the analyses. In particular, it motivated the improved binding time analysis presented in [13] included in this issue) Subsequently, these features have proved sufficient to optimize the Chorus IPC [37], software architectures [19] interpreters [34 36] computer graphics, and scientific computations [17,23] These applications required an analysis precision equal or less than what was needed for the Sun RPC. The main goal of this paper is to briefly present and assess the features that a ....
E. N. Volanschi. An Automatic Approach to Specializing System Components. PhD thesis, Universite de Rennes I, February 1998.
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