“…The last item we will discuss is a technique called mutation scheduling, 4 which was introduced in 1994 by Novack et al [267,268]. Mutation scheduling is technically a form of instruction scheduling that primarily targets VLIW architectures, but it also integrates a sufficient amount of instruction selection to warrant being included in this book.…”
Section: Improving Code Quality With Mutation Schedulingmentioning
“…The last item we will discuss is a technique called mutation scheduling, 4 which was introduced in 1994 by Novack et al [267,268]. Mutation scheduling is technically a form of instruction scheduling that primarily targets VLIW architectures, but it also integrates a sufficient amount of instruction selection to warrant being included in this book.…”
Section: Improving Code Quality With Mutation Schedulingmentioning
“…EXPRESS uses the GCC C frontend and performs different global optimizations like loop unrolling. The backend is built on top of the Mutation Scheduling technique [173], which aims at coupling the code selection and register allocation phases with a global instruction scheduler by comparing several alternative ways to map data flow graphs into machine code. EXPRESS also emphasizes the phase ordering problem for different code optimizations.…”
“…The compiler for TriMedia processor uses a technique much like the scheme in [2] to combine register allocation and scheduling [25]. Hanono and Devadas [22], and Novak et al [41] proposed code generation schemes for embedded processors, which combine the code selection, register allocation, and instruction scheduling phases. Motwani et al provides NPcompleteness results of a simple instance of combined register allocation and instruction scheduling problem (CRISP) and an algorithm called the [38].…”
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