1^st Workshop on EPIC (Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing)

Architectures and Compiler Technology

Final Program

December 2nd, 2001

Sunday, December 2nd
9:00AM	Welcome-Dan Connors (University of Colorado)-General Chair Carole Dulong (Intel Corporation) and Rick Hank (Hewlett Packard), Program Co-Chairs (Marriott Ballroom)
9:00-9:30AM	Keynote Speech: Dr. Wei Li, Principal Engineer and manager of compiler development for the Itanium Processor Family in the Intel Compiler Lab "Compiling for the Itanium Architecture: Triumphs, Lessons, and Challenges"
9:30- 10:00AM	Session A:
9:30-10:00AM	Software pipelining of loops with early exits for the Itanium architecture. Kalyan Muthujumar (Intel Technology-India), Dong-Yuan Chen, Youfeng Wu (Intel Microprocessor Research Labs) and Daniel M. Lavery (Intel Compiler Lab)
10:00-10:30AM	Predicate-Based Transformations to Eliminate Control and Data-Irrelevant Cache Misses Ian Bratt, Alex Settle, and Dan Connors (University of Colorado-Boulder)
10:30-11:00AM	Break
11:00- 12:30PM	Session B:
11:00- 11:30AM	EPIC Instruction Scheduling Based on Optimal Approaches. Steve Haga and Rajeev Barua (ECE-University of Maryland, College Park)
11:30- 12:00AM	A Spill Code Reduction Technique for EPIC Architectures. Virgil Palanciuc, Dragos Badea, and Costel Ilas (Motorola DSP Center Romania) and Eric Flamand (Motorola Metrowerks France)
12:00-12:30PM	Incorporating Predicate Information Into Branch Predictors. Beth Simon, Brad Calder, and Jeanne Ferrante (University of California- San Diego)
12:30-2:00PM	Lunch (provided)
2:00- 3:30PM	Session C:
2:00- 2:30PM	Fracture Mechanics on the Intel (R) Itanium Architecture (A Case Study). Gerd Herber and Andrew Dolgert (Cornell Theory Center), Maxim Alt, Karen A. Mazurkiewicz, and Lynd Stringer (Intel Corporation).
2:30- 3:00PM	Dynamic Binary Instrumentation on IA-64. Vinodha Ramasamy and Robert Hundt (Dynamic Instrumentation Group, Hewlett Packard Company)
3:00- 3:30PM	TRITANIUM: Augmenting the Trimaran Compiler Infrastructure To Support IA-64 Code Generation. Yogesh Chobe, Bhagi Narahari, Rahul Simha (George Washington University) and Weng-Fai Wong (National University of Singapore)