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Abstract: Spike is a profile-directed optimizer for Alpha/NT executables that is actively being used to optimize shipping products. Spike consists of the Spike Optimization Environment (SOE) and the Spike Optimizer. Through both a graphical interface and a commandline interface, the Spike Optimization Environment provides a simple means to instrument and optimize large applications consisting of many images. SOE manages the instrumented and optimized images as well as any profile information collected... (Update)
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R. Cohn, D. Goodwin, P.G. Lowney, and N. Rubin, \Spike: An optimizer for alpha/nt executables," in USENIX Windows NT Workshop, August 1997. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/lowney97spike.html More
@inproceedings{ cohnspike,
author = "Robert Cohn and David Goodwin and P. Geoffrey Lowney and Norman Rubin",
title = "Spike: An Optimizer for {Alpha/{NT}} Executables",
pages = "17--24",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/lowney97spike.html" }
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