2010 PIPS Developer Day, 25 October 2010
PIPS is developed by people from different institutions, working in different places, using e-mail and collaborative software to work together. October 25 was a full day together in Paris, to meet people working away and to share information about the current developments. 13 presentations were given about PIPS, PyPS and Par4All and their use.
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I.1 Par4All, Ronan Keryell, HPC Project
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I.2 An introduction to Pyps, the compiler assembler for PIPS, Grégoire Payen de la Garenderie and Serge Guelton, Telecom Bretagne
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I.3 Focus on 2 use cases of PIPS at HPC Project: 1) Analyzing C code produced by Simulink and 2) Improving stencil computation for the oil and gaz industry, Pierre Villalon & Khadija Imadoueddine, HPC Project & Intel
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II.1 From sequential to GPU, identifying key transformations with a case study : an astronomic simulation, Mehdi Amini, HPC Project & MINES ParisTech
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II.2 Réduction des communications MPI à partir d'un programme OpenMP, Alain Muller, Telecom SudParis
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II.3 Transformation de la directive OpenMP critical en MPI, Dounia Khaldi, Telecom SudParis
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III.1 Design Of A Flow Sensitive, Context Sensitive Points To Algorithm, Amira Mensi, MINES ParisTech
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III.2 A Modular Static Analysis Approach to Affine Loop Invariants Detection, Corinne Ancourt, Fabien Coelho and François Irigoin, MINES ParisTech
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III.3 Integrating Pointer Analyses in PIPS Effect Analyses for an effective parallelization of C programs , Béatrice Creusillet, HPC Project
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IV.1 Loop fusion, Mehdi Amini, HPC Project & MINES ParisTech
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IV.2 Compiling for an Heterogeneous Vector Image Processor, Fabien Coelho & François Irigoin, MINES ParisTech
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IV.3 Optimisations Faustiennes: analyse, vectorisation et parallelisation de programmes FAUST via PIPS, Ramzi Darmoul & Karim Barkati, MINES ParisTech
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IV.4 SAC: An Efficient Retargetable Source-to-Source Compiler for Multimedia Instruction Sets, Serge Guelton, Telecom Bretagne
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