CRI: Planning a Research Compiler Infrastructure Based on Open64

CRI：规划基于 Open64 的研究编译器基础设施

• 批准号: 0708856
• 负责人: Guang Gao
• 金额: $ 5万
• 依托单位: University of Delaware
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2007-08-01 至 2008-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0708856&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: CRI; Planning; Research; Compiler; Infrastructure

Proposal #: CNS 07-08797 07-08856 PI(s): Chapman, Barbara; Gao, Guang R. Institution: University of Houston University of Delaware Houston, TX 77204-2015 Newark, DE 19716-1551 Title: Planning: A Research Compiler Infrastructure Based on Open64 This collaborative project, laying the groundwork for building, deploying, and demonstrating the usage of a robust and extensible parallelizing/optimizing compiler and runtime software infrastructure (mainly for high-end computing), facilitates the preparation of a future community resource for a variety of computer science research. Present work often relies on source-to-source transformation that ignores the effect of code generation, or addresses only one language. However, since new architectures imply challenges for languages, compilers, and tools as impending architectures incorporate an unprecedented amount of parallelism in the form of chip multithreading, shared memory parallelism, and clusters, the community can benefit from higher levels of integration between compilers and a variety of tools and other utilities in a programming environment. The project extends work based on the Open64 compiler suite, a robust, industry quality, state-of-the-art optimizing and parallelizing compiler that permits end-to-end experimentation and compiler research at all levels, including advanced computer architectures, parallel programming languages, compiler/runtime software, system software, application development, performance modeling/tuning, as well as grid computing. The work involves assessing the needs of other groups to address the challenges posed by increasingly complex programming paradigms and architectures. This planning project will develop a strategy for creating an open source, robust compiler framework that enables research on existing and future technologies, supports real-world experimentation with existing and novel language features, and provides the means for interaction with programming tools and environments. Broader Impacts: Reducing the effort in performing realistic compiler related experiments, the planned infrastructure should make compiler technologies broadly available. Moreover, it will be used as a teaching platform for courses and outreach education programs.

提案#：CNS07-08797 07-08856 PI(S)：查普曼，芭芭拉；高，光。研究所：休斯顿大学特拉华州休斯顿大学，德克萨斯州77204-2015年纽瓦克，DE 19716-1551标题：规划：基于Open64的研究编译器基础设施这个协作项目，为构建、部署和演示健壮且可扩展的并行化/优化编译器和运行时软件基础设施(主要用于高端计算)的使用奠定了基础，促进了为各种计算机科学研究准备未来的社区资源。目前的工作通常依赖于源代码到源代码的转换，这种转换忽略了代码生成的影响，或者只解决了一种语言。然而，由于新的体系结构意味着对语言、编译器和工具的挑战，因为即将到来的体系结构以芯片多线程、共享内存并行和集群的形式合并了前所未有的并行性，社区可以从编程环境中编译器与各种工具和其他实用程序之间的更高级别的集成中受益。该项目扩展了基于Open64编译器套件的工作，Open64编译器套件是一个强大的、行业质量的、最先进的优化和并行化编译器套件，允许在所有级别进行端到端实验和编译器研究，包括高级计算机体系结构、并行编程语言、编译器/运行时软件、系统软件、应用程序开发、性能建模/调优以及网格计算。这项工作涉及评估其他群体的需求，以应对日益复杂的编程范例和体系结构带来的挑战。这一规划项目将制定一项战略，以创建一个开放源码、健壮的编译器框架，使其能够研究现有和未来的技术，支持具有现有和新的语言功能的真实世界试验，并提供与编程工具和环境交互的手段。更广泛的影响：减少执行与编译器相关的实际实验的工作量，计划中的基础设施应该使编译器技术广泛可用。此外，它还将被用作课程和外展教育计划的教学平台。