Overall PIPS presentation:

• Outline of PIPS analyses and transformations
• Tpips shell-like user interfaces

PIPS analyses and transformations:

• Description of analyses and transformations provided by PIPS with the properties a user can set to change the PIPS behaviour (fine tuning for advanced user level
• More specifically: Array Region Analyses

PIPS infrastructure:

• For a global article explaining how PIPS works: Corinne Ancourt, Fabien Coelho, Béatrice Creusillet and Ronan Keryell, How to Add a New Phase in PIPS: the Case of Dead Code Elimination Presented at the Sixth Workshop "Compilers for Parallel Computers" (CPC 96), pages 19-30. December 11-13, 1996, Aachen, Germany. A-300 Article (HTML and PostScript) and color transparencies.
• The PIPS Programming Environment also known as the Developer Guide with its companion the AutoTools developer guide
• The PIPS internal representation (aka RI, IR, AST...): a hierarchical control-data-flow graph (HTML) (PDF)
• The mapping (in French) of Fortran onto the PIPS internal representation
• Pipsmake consistency manager and its use to build the PIPS High-Level Software Interface, as well as initial motivations for automatic interprocedural consistency maintenance
• Pipsdbm resource manager: PIPS database manager and the underlying data structures (in French)
• Newgen User Manual, plus an introductory paper (in English) and a tutorial (in French)
• All the PIPS datastructures declared with NewGen
• A description of the dependence graph

Old stuff

User interfaces

Pips and WPips and EPips

PIPS parallelizers and compilers

• WP65: A prototype to generate distributed code.
• HPFC: A prototype HPF compiler,
• Polyhedric method

PIPS runtimes

• XPOMP graphical runtime (to display data from C, Fortran and HPF).