21 papers:
LCTES-2014-LozanoCBS #combinator #optimisation- Combinatorial spill code optimization and ultimate coalescing (RCL, MC, GHB, CS), pp. 23–32.
CC-2013-BaranyK #heuristic- Optimal and Heuristic Global Code Motion for Minimal Spilling (GB, AK), pp. 21–40.
CGO-2013-DioufCR #heuristic #polynomial- A polynomial spilling heuristic: Layered allocation (BD, AC, FR), p. 10.
VLDB-2010-WeiRM #quality #xml- Achieving High Output Quality under Limited Resources through Structure-based Spilling in XML Streams (MW, EAR, MM), pp. 1267–1278.
- CC-2010-RideauL #validation
- Validating Register Allocation and Spilling (SR, XL), pp. 224–243.
- CC-2009-BraunH #source code
- Register Spilling and Live-Range Splitting for SSA-Form Programs (MB, SH), pp. 174–189.
HPCA-2009-Qureshi #adaptation #robust- Adaptive Spill-Receive for robust high-performance caching in CMPs (MKQ), pp. 45–54.
- CC-2007-NagarakatteG #integer #linear #pipes and filters #programming #scheduling #using
- Register Allocation and Optimal Spill Code Scheduling in Software Pipelined Loops Using 0-1 Integer Linear Programming Formulation (SGN, RG), pp. 126–140.
- LCTES-2007-BouchezDR #complexity #on the
- On the complexity of spill everywhere under SSA form (FB, AD, FR), pp. 103–112.
SIGMOD-2006-LiuZR #memory management #query #runtime- Run-time operator state spilling for memory intensive long-running queries (BL, YZ, EAR), pp. 347–358.
ICPR-v2-2006-RamalhoM #detection #image #using- Using Boosting to Improve Oil Spill Detection in SAR Images (GLBR, FNSdM), pp. 1066–1069.
- CGO-2006-LupoW #optimisation
- Post Register Allocation Spill Code Optimization (CL, KDW), pp. 245–255.
PLDI-2005-AletaCGK #on the fly- Demystifying on-the-fly spill code (AA, JMC, AG, DRK), pp. 180–189.
- PLDI-2001-AppelG
- Optimal Spilling for CISC Machines with Few Registers (AWA, LG), pp. 243–253.
- PLDI-2000-ZalameaLAV #code generation #pipes and filters
- Improved spill code generation for software pipelined loops (JZ, JL, EA, MV), pp. 134–144.
- PLDI-1997-BergnerDEO
- Spill Code Minimization via Interference Region Spilling (PB, PD, DE, MTO), pp. 287–295.
PLILP-1994-KluzniakM #requirements #specification- Readable, Runnable Requirements Specifications in SPILL-2 (FK, MM), pp. 449–450.
- PLDI-1989-BernsteinGGKMNP #compilation #optimisation
- Spill Code Minimization Techniques for Optimizing Compilers (DB, DQG, MCG, HK, YM, IN, RYP), pp. 258–263.
POPL-1987-BernsteinJR #parallel #scheduling- Scheduling Arithmetic and Load Operations in Parallel with No Spilling (DB, JMJ, MR), pp. 263–273.
- SCC-1982-Chaitin #graph
- Register Allocation & Spilling via Graph Coloring (GJC), pp. 98–105.
- Best-of-PLDI-1982-Chaitin #graph
- Register allocation and spilling via graph coloring (with retrospective) (GJC), pp. 66–74.
