The SUIF Compiler System

Abstract

The SUIF (Stanford University Intermediate Format) compiler system is a platform for research on compiler techniques for high-performance machines. SUIF has been used for compiler research on topics including scalar data flow optimizations, array data dependence analysis, loop transformations for both locality and parallelism, software prefetching, and instruction scheduling. Ongoing research projects using SUIF include global data and computation distribution for both shared and distributed address space machines, array privatization, interprocedural parallelization, pointer analysis, and optimizing Verilog simulations. SUIF has also been used for courses on compiler optimizations at Stanford.

DateOfInformation

Thr Jun 11 13:14:42 1998

Domain

Parallel Processing Tools!Parallel Programming Languages and Compilers

Keyword

parallelizing compiler; dependence analysis; shared memory multiprocessor; distributed memory multiprocessor; data distribution; work distribution

Name

The SUIF Compiler System

TargetEnvironment

Not Available

Version

2.0

Webpage

http://suif.stanford.edu/suif/

ContactIs

Robert French