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Copyright notice.
Full text of our copyright notice is available here.
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Contributing a module.
We are happy to distribute your passes on our site. Please contact us at
machsuif@eecs.harvard.edu.
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Getting answers.
Start with our extensive documentation. If you're still confused, send email to
machsuif@eecs.harvard.edu.
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Reporting bugs.
Send email to
machsuif-bugs@eecs.harvard.edu.
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System requirements.
The infrastructure runs on a reasonable number of
common platforms. See the ReleaseNotes
file in each distribution for complete
details.
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NCI.
Home page for the NCI project at PGI.
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SUIF.
Home page for the Stanford University SUIF project.
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OSUIF.
Home page for the UCSB OSUIF project.
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Zephyr.
Home page for the Zephyr project.
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MACHINE SUIF
Much of our work centers around
this research infrastructure for profile-driven and
machine-specific optimizations. We distribute two versions of
this software: Version 2.02.07.15 is part of the DARPA- and
NSF-funded National Compiler Infrastructure (NCI) project.
Version 1.3.0 is a superseded version that
is compatible with Stanford SUIF 1.3.0.x. All of
this software and its source code is freely available for
non-commercial use. Please see the copyright notice for more
information.
VERSION 2.02.07.15
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Release
of July 15, 2002 [2.0 MB]. The latest distribution
of source code and documentation. This release adds support for
the Itanium processor (IA64) under Linux. It also introduces a
more intuitive register-description interface that better
accommodates irregular register architectures.
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On-line Documentation:
Overview
(PDF),
OPI User's Guide
(PDF),
OPI Extender's Guide
(PDF),
Cookbook
(PDF),
Machine Library
(PDF),
SUIFvm Library
(PDF),
Control Flow Graph Library
(PDF),
Control Flow Analysis Library
(PDF),
Data Flow Analysis Library
(PDF),
Instrumentation Library
(PDF),
Static Single Assignment Library
(PDF).
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Latest presentation
[PPS, 126KB].
Our Machine-SUIF presentation given during
the NCI Tutorial at PLDI in June, 2000.
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