Re: Compiler Optimizing assembler

"K. Sridharan" <sri@gomez.sc.intel.com>
7 Nov 1996 00:09:12 -0500

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From: "K. Sridharan" <sri@gomez.sc.intel.com>
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 7 Nov 1996 00:09:12 -0500
Organization: Intel Corporation
References: 96-11-029
Keywords: performance, tools

Werner Strydom wrote:


>
> I would like to write a assembler analysis program to analyze this
> mainframe assembler and recommend improvements (without actually
> making any modification to the source) to the assembler programmer.


A friend of mine forwarded this to me...


Very Interesting.. Intel Ships a product called VTune, that does the same
thing for C and Fortran Programs- recommends improvements, especially
in the presence of ambiguities that cannot be resolved by the compiler
automatically, in the "source language". It is called the "Coach".


Though not in the mainframe world, VTune does give recommendations for
the assembly programmer on what the problems are in the assembly code
now. Look for more in the future....


Sri. (K. Sridharan)
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