Interprocedural optimization

Known as: Interprocedural analysis, LTO, Link-time optimization

Interprocedural optimization (IPO) is a collection of compiler techniques used in computer programming to improve performance in programs containing…

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2018

Excoecaria agallocha is one of the predominant mangrove species in the Indo-West Pacific (IWP) region with an extensive range of…

2015

Transient hardware faults in computer systems have become widespread as shrinking structures and low supply voltages reduce the…

2005

Method inlining is an optimisation that can be invalidated by later class loading. A program analysis based on the current loaded…

2005

Little research in compiler optimizations has been undertaken to eliminate or diminish the negative influence on performance of…

2003

C++ object layout schemes rely on (sometimes numerous) compiler generated fields. We describe a new language-independent object…

2002

By examining data reuse patterns of four array-intensive embedded applications, we found that these codes exhibit a significant…

1999

Traditional loop-based dependence analysis techniques have limitations when non-affine expressions are used, when interprocedural…

1994

A considerable amount of work has been done in the area of representing programs with single and multiple procedure bodies. A…

1989

Parcel was arguably the first complete system for the automatic parallelization of Lisp programs. It was quite successful in…

Review

1988

Review

1988

Parcel (Project for the Automatic Restructuring and Concurrent Evaluation of Lisp) is an investigation of the problem of…