efer to implement this for the gcc, but my advisor wants me to do
it for the university's own compiler. Therefore I could also need
arguments why to do it for the GCC.
Regards,
Michael Kruse
[1] http://www.prism.uvsq.fr/~touati/thesis.html
[2] http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/04/72
ism :-)
Btw, I guess my advisor doesn't accept your argument. The dragon on my
dragon book is a very tough one *g*. And one of my advisor's arguments for
not implementing it for the GCC is that their compiler would be less
complicated. I can't confirm that since I don't hav
It might also be interesting for my advisor and the professor.
Otherwise, we might end up in doing redundant work.
Btw, if it is a free compiler, why not telling us which one?
Regards,
Michael Kruse
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Vladimir Makarov wrote:
Michael Kruse wrote:
If the register sufficiency is higher than the physical number of
registers, spill code is added to the graph.
For me, that is the most interesting part, unfortunately Touti (as I
remember) in his thesis say practically nothing about this.
In
Vladimir Makarov schrieb:
Michael Kruse wrote:
In the thesis, a modified Poletto algorithm is presented to add spill
code.
I've just checked the thesis again. I don't think decreasing register
pressure through spilling will work well. First of all Polleto linear
scan RA is
