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Unimodular Transformation Mapping chesney@cps.msu.edu (1994-05-11) |
Re: Unimodular Transformation Mapping anderson@CS.Stanford.EDU (Jennifer-Ann Anderson) (1994-05-15) |
Re: Unimodular Transformation Mapping wei@cs.rochester.edu (1994-05-16) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | wei@cs.rochester.edu (Wei Li) |
Keywords: | optimize, analysis, tools, FTP |
Organization: | University of Rochester Computer Science Department |
References: | 94-05-029 |
Date: | Mon, 16 May 1994 14:20:54 GMT |
David R Chesney <chesney@cps.msu.edu> wrote:
>Has anyone implemented unimodular transformation mapping? That is, given
>initial code and a transformation matrix T, is there an implemented tool
>that generates the transformed source?
We have a matrix-oriented approach to loop transformations that uses
non-singular matrices to represent loop transformations. Non-singular
matrices generalize the unimodular approach (unimodular matrices are a
special case of non-singular matrices in which the determinant is 1 or
-1). The framework has been implemented in a loop transformation toolkit
called Lambda.
The Lambda transformation toolkit and related papers can be ftped from
both Cornell (this is a part of my Ph.D thesis from Cornell) and
University of Rochester. The addresses are:
cs.rochester.edu in pub/wei
ftp.cs.cornell.edu in pub/TyphoonCompiler
Lambda was designed to be integrated easily into other compilers. The
interface is quite simple. It has been used by other researchers in
their compilers.
--Wei Li
Department of Computer Science
University of Rochester
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