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/Gao/Pro64-Intro The SGI Pro64 Compiler Infrastructure Guang R. Gao (U of Delaware) J. Dehnert (SGI) J. N. Amaral (U of Alberta) R. Towle (SGI) Acknowledgement The SGI Compiler Development Teams The MIPSpro/Pro64 Development Team University of Delaware CAPSL Compiler Team These individuals contributed directly to this tutorial A. Douillet (Udel) F. Chow (Equator) S. Chan (Intel) W. Ho (Routefree) Z. Hu (Udel) K. Lesniak (SGI) S. Liu (HP) R. Lo (Routefree) S. Mantripragada (SGI) C. Murthy (SGI) M. Murphy (SGI) G. Pirocanac (SGI) D. Stephenson (SGI) D. Whitney (SGI) H. Yang (Udel) What is Pro64? A suite of optimizing compiler tools for Linux/ Intel IA-64 systems C, C++ and Fortran90/95 compilers Conforming to the IA-64 Linux ABI and API standards Open to all researchers/developers in the community Compatible with HP Native User Environment Who Might Want to Use Pro64? Researchers : test new compiler analysis and optimization algorithms Developers : retarget to another architecture/system Educators : a compiler teaching platform Outline Background and Motivation Part I: An overview of the SGI Pro64 compiler infrastructure Part II: The Pro64 code generator design Part III: Using Pro64 in compiler research development SGI Pro64 support Summary PART I: Overview of the Pro64 Compiler Outline Logical compilation model and component flow WHIRL Intermediate Representation Inter-Procedural Analysis (IPA) Loop Nest Optimizer (LNO) and Parallelization Global optimization (WOPT) Feedback Design for debugability and testability Logical Compilation Model Components of Pro64 Data Flow Relationship Between Modules Front Ends C front end based on gcc C++ front end based on g++ Fortran90/95 front end from MIPSpro Intermediate Representation IR is called WHIRL Tree structured, with references to symbol table Maps used for local or sparse annotation Common interface between components Multiple languages, multiple targets Same IR, 5 levels of represent