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For my PhD, I need to work on typed optimisations for the Encore language. For fun and a bit for learning how to do this, I am going to describe the steps I take to perform alias analysis using different tools from the LLVM suite.
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Is it worth to allocate things in the stack instead of in the heap? I kind of new the answer, but I didn’t know how much. Allocating things in the stack is super-cheap and, in most cases, uses a single instruction while allocating things in the heap is quite expensive (expensive system calls). Let’s do a simple example that proves this:
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Sometimes researchers need tools to show to the world (and their peers) their on-going research. Instead of relying on reviewers (of papers) to install different compilers with multiple and possibly clashing dependencies, there is a tendency to deploy these languages in sandboxes in the cloud. I love the idea!
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I got my first paper accepted! I thought it would take me another year to get something published! Now, it’s time to address the reviews and, maybe, open that special wine (Jaqima, Ronda 2013) that I have reserved for the occasion.
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Sometimes researchers need tools to show to the world (and their peers) their on-going research. Instead of relying on reviewers (of papers) to install different compilers with multiple and possibly clashing dependencies, there is a tendency to deploy these languages in sandboxes in the cloud. I love the idea!
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This is a summary of the OOPSLA’12 paper Integrating Task Parallelism with Actors
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Optimus extends parts of the compiler and runtime of DryadLinQ in order to provide optimisations of the execution plan graph (EPG). An EPG is normally a static data structure that represents the computations and dataflow in a directed acyclic graph; the distributed execution engine uses the EPG to distributed tasks among other things.
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I got my first paper accepted! I thought it would take me another year to get something published! Now, it’s time to address the reviews and, maybe, open that special wine (Jaqima, Ronda 2013) that I have reserved for the occasion.
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Is it worth to allocate things in the stack instead of in the heap? I kind of new the answer, but I didn’t know how much. Allocating things in the stack is super-cheap and, in most cases, uses a single instruction while allocating things in the heap is quite expensive (expensive system calls). Let’s do a simple example that proves this:
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This is a summary of the OOPSLA’12 paper Integrating Task Parallelism with Actors
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Optimus extends parts of the compiler and runtime of DryadLinQ in order to provide optimisations of the execution plan graph (EPG). An EPG is normally a static data structure that represents the computations and dataflow in a directed acyclic graph; the distributed execution engine uses the EPG to distributed tasks among other things.
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