Optimization papers

I've got a couple of papers that comp.compilers readers might find
interesting. The first is a paper by Larry Zurawski and me on debugging
optimized code. The second is a paper by Don Roberts and me on an
algorithm for telling whether a register allocator made a mistake.
Postscript versions of these papers are available by anonymous ftp from
st.cs.uiuc.edu, or by a mail-based archive server on the same machine.
The papers are in the files papers/debugging-opt-code.ps and
papers/Auditing-Reg-Alloc.ps.


To get the files by e-mail, send a message with a body that contains


  path yourname@your.internet.address
  send papers/debugging-opt-code.ps
  send papers/Auditing-Reg-Alloc.ps




The "path" command is only needed if the server is not going to be able to
figure out a return address from the message that you send. On the other
hand, it is not very sophisticated, so if your return address is at all
non-standard then you should use it.


The "help" command provides a lot more documentation on the archive
server.


Ralph Johnson -- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign




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