GIVE-N-TAKE—a balanced code placement framework

  • Authors:

  • Reinhard von Hanxleden;Ken Kennedy

  • Affiliations:

  • Rice Univ., Houston, TX;Rice Univ., Houston, TX

  • Venue:
  • PLDI '94 Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN 1994 conference on Programming language design and implementation
  • Year:
  • 1994

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Abstract

GIVE-N-TAKE is a code placement framework which uses a general producer-consumer concept. An advantage of GIVE-N-TAKE over existing partial redundancy elimination techniques is its concept of production regions, instead of single locations, which can be beneficial for general latency hiding. GIVE-N-TAKE guaranteed balanced production, that is, each production will be started and stopped once. The framework can also take advantage of production coming “for free,” as induced by side effects, without disturbing balance. GIVE-N-TAKE can place production either before or after consumption, and it also provides the option to hoist code out of potentially zero-trip loop (nest) constructs. GIVE-N-TAKE uses a fast elimination method based on Tarjan intervals, with a complexity linear in the program size in most cases.We have implemented GIVE-N-TAKE as part of a Fortran D compiler prototype, where it solves various communication generation problems associated with compiling data-parallel languages onto distributed-memory architectures.