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A Compiler-Based Approach to Protocol Optimization

by Claude Castelluccia, Philipp Hoschka - In High Performance Communication Subsystem , 1995
"... This paper describes our design for an optimizer that we incorporated into the Esterel compiler. ..."
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This paper describes our design for an optimizer that we incorporated into the Esterel compiler.

A Compiler-Based Approach to Data Security*

by F. Li, G. Chen, R. Brooks
"... Abstract. With the proliferation of personal electronic devices and embedded systems, personal and financial data is more easily accessible. As a consequence, we also observe a proliferation of techniques that attempt to illegally access sensitive data without proper authorization. Due to the severe ..."
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/or password checks. In addition, an application code may need to be restructured to work under such a memory system. In this paper, we propose a compiler-directed strategy to generate code for a secure memory based embedded architecture. The idea is to let the programmer mark certain data elements, called

A Compiler-Based Approach to Schema-Specific XML Parsing

by Kenneth Chiu , Wei Lu , 2004
"... The validation of XML instances against a schema is usually performed separately from the parsing of the more basic syntactic aspects of XML. We posit, however, that schema information can be used during parsing to improve performance, using what we call schema-specific parsing. This paper develops ..."
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manually. We present results that suggest this is a viable approach to high-performance XML parsing.

The Mockingbird System: A Compiler-based Approach to Maximally Interoperable Distributed Programming

by Joshua Auerbach, Mark C. Chu-carroll, T. J. Watson
"... type encodes programmerdefined types that Mockingbird is expected to leave alone. A Capability type is used to model 7 Character repertoire = "rep-name" Record member TYPE member TYPE Choice member TYPE member TYPE Sequence countrange = range-spec TYPE Capability special-r ..."
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type encodes programmerdefined types that Mockingbird is expected to leave alone. A Capability type is used to model 7 Character repertoire = "rep-name" Record member TYPE member TYPE Choice member TYPE member TYPE Sequence countrange = range-spec TYPE Capability special-repertoire = name Integer range = range-spec Real exponent = range-spec Any Miscellaneous Primitive Types Structuring Types Communication Channels Type Reference TypeRef Abstract name = type-name-string precision = precision-spec ref to MockSL type ref to MockSL type Figure 6: MockSL type constructors remote references. A TypeRef type is used to express recursion or type inclusion when one type is completely included in the definition of another. A Record type constructs heterogeneous aggregates and a Sequence type constructs homogeneous aggregates. Finally, a Choice type constructs alternative types (as in the variant or union types of Pascal and C). Because the MockSL type system is ...

Compiler-Based Approach for Exploiting Scratch-Pad in Presence of Irregular Array Access

by M. J. Absar, F. Catthoor, Imec Vzw - In Proceedings of DATE , 2005
"... Scratch-pad memory is becoming an important fixture in embedded multimedia systems. It is significantly more efficient than the cache, in performance and power, and has the added advantage of better timing-predictability. Current techniques for the management of the scratch-pad are quite mature in t ..."
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. Existing techniques fail in such cases, bringing down the performance. In this paper, we extend the framework that exists today, to the case of irregular access. We provide a clear and precise compiler-based technique for analyzing irregular array-access, and efficiently mapping such arrays to the scratch

Evaluation of Two Compiler-Based Approaches for the Parallelisation of an MPEG-2 Decoder

by Arnaud Laffitte, Rizos Sakellariou, John R. Gurd
"... Abstract. In this paper, we evaluate two different approaches for the compiler-based parallelisation ofa C program for MPEG-2 decoding. The first approach experiments with a commercial uto-parallelising compiler for exploiting coarse-grain parallelism on a Silicon Graphics Power Chal-lenge, while th ..."
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Abstract. In this paper, we evaluate two different approaches for the compiler-based parallelisation ofa C program for MPEG-2 decoding. The first approach experiments with a commercial uto-parallelising compiler for exploiting coarse-grain parallelism on a Silicon Graphics Power Chal-lenge, while

A Compiler-Based Approach for Improving Intra-Iteration Data Reuse

by Mahmut Kandemir , 2002
"... Intra-iteration data reuse occurs when multiple array references exhibit data reuse in a single loop iteration. An optimizing compiler can exploit this reuse by clustering (in the loop body) array references with data reuse as much as possible. This reduces the number of intervening references betwe ..."
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Intra-iteration data reuse occurs when multiple array references exhibit data reuse in a single loop iteration. An optimizing compiler can exploit this reuse by clustering (in the loop body) array references with data reuse as much as possible. This reduces the number of intervening references

A Compiler-based Approach to Fault-Tolerance in Real-Time Systems

by Ganesh Marlowe, A. K. Ganesh, T. J. Marlowe
"... Real-time systems are characterized as systems in which the correctness of the system depends both on agreement of the result of the computation with the intended semantics, and on the timeliness with which the results are produced. In real-time systems, there are time-critical events which must occ ..."
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of providing a critical level of timely service even in the presence of software or hardware faults. We argue that providing hardware fault-tolerance for real-time systems requires support from the language, compiler, and environment. We suggest an integrated approach to providing this support. The key aspects

Abstract A Compiler-Based Approach to Schema-Specific XML Parsing

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"... The validation of XML instances against a schema is usually performed separately from the parsing of the more basic syntactic aspects of XML. We posit, however, that schema information can be used during parsing to improve performance, using what we call schema-specific parsing. This paper develops ..."
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manually. We present results that suggest this is a viable approach to high-performance XML parsing. 1

Abstract A Compiler-Based Approach to Schema-Specific Parsers for XML

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"... The Extensible Markup Language (XML) has become the de facto standard for interoperable data representation. Its human-readable, general syntax provides wide applicability and ease-of-use. These same characteristics, however, complicate the efficient processing of XML, and have created concerns abou ..."
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systems. Currently, validation is considered expensive, but we posit that schema information can actually be used to speedup parsing. This paper develops a framework for such parsing, called schema-specific parsing, and presents preliminary results that show this is indeed a viable approach to high
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