Second SUIF Compiler Workshop

Tutorial

• SUIF 2.0 Tutorial Notes

Object Oriented Languages

• OSUIF: SUIF 2.0 With Objects
  Andrew Duncan, Bogdan Cocosel, Costin Iancu, Holger Kienle, Radu Rugina, Urs Holzle and Martin Rinard, UC Santa Barbara
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

• j2s: A SUIF Java Compiler
  Holger Kienle and Urs Holzle, UC Santa Barbara
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

• Compiling Java to SUIF: Incorporating Support for Object-Oriented Languages
  Sumith Mathew, Eric Dahlman and Sandeep Gupta, Colorado State University

Parallelism

• Adaptive Parallelism in Compiler-Parallelized Code
  Mary W. Hall and Margaret Martonosi, USC Information Sciences Institute and Princeton University
  Slides (PowerPoint), Project Web Page

• Compiler Optimizations for High Performance Architectures
  Hwansoo Han, Gabriel Rivera and Chau-Wen Tseng, University of Maryland
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

• SUIF to Dataflow
  Bradley C. Kuszmaul, Yale University

Instruction Scheduling and Back End Optimizations

• An Instruction Scheduling Library for SUIF
  Gang Chen and Cliff Young, Harvard University
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

• The Flow Analysis and Transformation Libraries of Machine SUIF
  Glenn Holloway and Cliff Young, Harvard University
  Project Web Page

• Implementing a VLIW Compiler using SUIF
  Morteza Biglari Abhari, Michael J. Liebelt and Kamran Eshraghian, University of Adelaide, Australia
  

• Using SUIF as a Front-end Translator for Register Allocation and Instruction Scheduling Research
  Andy Pendry, James B. Fenwick Jr. and Cindy Norris, Appalachian State University
  

• Procedure Placement using Temporal Ordering Information
  Nikolas Gloy, Trevor Blackwell, Michael D. Smith and Brad Calder, Harvard University
  Project Web Page

Support for Specialized Instruction Sets

• The Raw Compiler Project
  A. Agarwal, S. Amarasinghe, R. Barua, M. Frank, W. Lee, V. Sarkar, D. Srikrishna and M. Taylor, MIT
  

• A Floating-point to Fixed-point C Converter for Fixed-point Digital Signal Processors
  Ki-Il Kum, Jiyang Kang and Wonyong Sung, Seoul National University, Korea
  Slides (PowerPoint)
  

• A SUIF based Compiler for M32R Family eRAM Processors
  Venkat Konda, Mike Lipsie, Toru Shimizu, Yasuhiro Nunomura and Kei Sakamoto, VSIS Inc. and Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
  

• One Year Of Experience With SUIF
  Andrea Olgiati, Stuart V. Quick and John W. Lumley, Hewlett-Packard Labs, Bristol UK
  

• An Optimizer for Multimedia Instruction Sets
  Gerald Cheong and Monica S. Lam, Stanford University
  Project Web Page

Tools

• SUIF Explorer: A Programming Assistant for Parallel Machines
  Shih-Wei Liao, Robert P. Bosch, Jr., Anwar Ghuloum and Monica S. Lam, Stanford University
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

• Generating Object Files Directly from SUIF/MACHSUIF Using GNU libbfd.a
  Jack Greenbaum, Ricoh Silicon Valley Inc.
  

• An Implementation of PostMorph
  Zheng Wang, Harvard University
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page

Program Analysis

• SUIF Program Analysis Using System Z2
  Seong-Hoon Kim, Kwangkeun Yi, Hyun-jun Eo, Kwang-Moo Choe, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
  Slides (PowerPoint)

• A SUIF Interface to Alias Analysis Results
  David Heine and Amer Diwan, Stanford University
  Slides (PostScript), Project Web Page