Workshop on Compiler-Driven Performance

October 08, 2003
Hilton Suites Toronto/Markham Conference Centre
Markham, ON

Associated with CASCON 2003
(http://www.cas.ibm.com/cascon)


Final Program


Mini Section 1: Chair Kevin Stoodley - IBM Toronto

10:00-10:40 COCONUT: A user tool to produce high-performance signal
processing code together with certificates of correctness
Christopher Anand - McMaster University
10:40-11:10 Constraint programming for compiler optimization
Part II
Peter van Beek and Abid Malik - Univ. of Waterloo
11:10-11:40 Porting and Tuning Inline-Threaded Interpreters
Etienne Gagnon and Grzegorz Prokopski - Universite' du Que'bec `a Montre'al (UQAM)
11:40-12:00 Optimizing Numerics for the Memory Hierarchy
Siddhartha Chatterjee - IBM Research

12:00-01:00 Lunch

Mini Section 2: Chair Jose Nelson Amaral - University of Alberta

01:00-01:40 Future Challenges in Dynamic Interprocedural Analysis and Optimization
Vivek Sarkar - IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
01:40-02:10 Compiler Management of Global and Dynamic Data Reuse
Chen Ding - University of Rochester
02:10-02:40 Generalized Index Set Splitting
Arie Tal - IBM Toronto

02:40-02:50 Break

Mini Section 3: Chair Clark Verbrugge - McGill University

02:50-03:20 Generic IDL: Parametric Polymorphism for Software Component Architectures
Cosmin Oancea and Stephen Watt - Univ. of Western Ontario
03:20-03:50 XJit: A Framework for Self-Optimizing Libraries
Hamza Karamali, Derek Woo and Mike Voss - University of Toronto
03:50-04:10 Improving Inlining Decisions in the Open Research Compiler
Peng Zhao and Jose' Nelson Amaral - University of Alberta
04:10-04:40 Analysis Of Bytecode Generated By The XSLTC Stylesheet Compiler
Allan Kielstra and Henry Zongaro - IBM Toronto