INTERACT-6 Advance Program

 

Royal Sonesta Hotel

Cambrige, MA

Feb. 3, 2002

 

I. Instruction Scheduling (9:00 am ~ 10:00pm)

 

Compiling for Fine-Grain Concurrency: Planning and Performing Software Thread Integration

Alexander G. Dean

 Department of ECE., North Carolina State University

 

Dynamically Scheduling VLIW Instructions with Dependency Information

Sunghyun Jee, Chonan College in Foreign Studies

Kannappan Palaniappan, Department of CSCE, University of Missouri - Columbia

 

Coffee Break (10:00 ~ 10:30am)

 

II. Simulation and Profiling (10:30 ~ 12:00am)

 

Accuracy of Profile Maintenance in Optimizing Compilers

Youfeng Wu

 Microprocessor Research Labs, Intel

Mastering Startup Costs in Assembler-Based Compiled Instruction-Set Simulation

Ronan Amicel, and Francois Bodin

 IRISA / INRIA, France
 

On the Predictability of Program Behavior Using Different Input Data Sets

Wei Chung Hsu, Howard Chen, Pen Chung Yew

Department of  Computer Science, University of Minnesota

Dong-Yuan Chen, Microprocessor Research Labs, Intel

 

Lunch (12:00 ~ 2:00pm)

 

III. Data Access (2:00 ~ 3:00pm)

 

Quantitative Evaluation of the Register Stack Engine and Optimizations for Future Itanium Processors

R. Dave Weldon, Steven S. Chang, Hong Wang, Gerolf Hoflehner, Perry Wang, and John Shen

Microarchitecture Research Labs, Intel

 

Efficient and Fast Data Allocation of On-chip Dual Memory Banks

Jeonghun Cho, Jinhwan Kim, and Yunheung Paek

Department of EECS, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology

 

Coffee Break (3:00 ~ 3:30pm)

 

IV. Code Size (3:30 ~ 5:00pm)

 

Code Size Efficiency in Global Scheduling for ILP Processors

Huiyang Zhou, and Thomas M. Conte

Department of ECE, North Carolina State University

 

Code Compression by Register Operand Dependency

Kelvin Lin, Jean Jyh-Jiun Shann, and Chung-Ping Chung

Department of CSIE, National Chiao Tung University

 

Code Cache Management Schemes for Dynamic Optimizers

Kim Hazelwood, and Michael D. Smith

Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University