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Knowledge of specific properties of input data should influence the compilation process, as different characteristics of input data might have different optimal solutions. However, in many applications, it is far from obvious how this can be achieved, as irregularity in program code prevents many optimizations from being applied. Therefore, we propose a two-phase compilation system, which in the first...
The memory subsystem is one of the major performance bottlenecks in modern computer systems. While much effort is spent on the optimization of codes which access data regularly, not all codes will do so. Programs using pointer linked data structures are notorious for producing such so called irregular memory access patterns. In this paper, we present a compilation and run-time framework that enables...
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