Reducing the overhead of dynamic compilation

By C. Krintz, D. Grove, Vivek Sarkar, Brad Calder. Software, Practice & Experience, 2001

857 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks and Communications, Hardware and Architecture

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Derek Bruening
2. Saman P. Amarasinghe
3. David J. DeWitt
4. Xiaokui Xiao
5. Yufei Tao
6. Julian Seward
7. Nicholas Nethercote
8. J. Demmel

In Computer Networks and Communications

1. Mark D. Hill
2. Saman P. Amarasinghe
3. David J. DeWitt
4. Derek Bruening

In Hardware and Architecture

1. Derek Bruening
2. Mark D. Hill
3. Saman P. Amarasinghe
4. David J. DeWitt
5. J. Demmel
6. R. Vuduc
7. Julian Seward
8. Nicholas Nethercote

Citations in the corpus

• An infrastructure for adaptive dynamic optimization (2003, methodology): “The Jalapeño Java virtual machine [3, 26] utilizes idle processors in an SMP system to optimize code at runtime.”
• Weaving Relations for Cache Performance (2001, background): “Although PAX employs in- page vertical partitioning, it incurs minimal record reconstruction costs, because it does not need to perform a join to construct a result tuple.”