This topic deals with all subjects concerning the compilation
of programs for high performance architectures, from
general-purpose platforms to specific hardware designs such
as Processing-In-Memory (PIM)-based systems or low-power
embedded systems. This includes language aspects, program analysis,
program transformation systems for optimization of resource
utilization, the interaction between compiler and hardware/operating system,
runtime systems, and feedback-oriented and adaptive
compilation.
A non-exclusive selection of standard issues is listed below.
We specifically welcome submissions that deal with the interface
between compiler and runtime system for advanced irregular and
adaptive applications and approaches towards dynamic, iterative,
and adaptive compilation systems that interact with
performance analysis and prediction tools.
We include all types of target programming styles, from
conventional imperative languages to data parallel, object-oriented,
and functional styles.
We also invite submissions on practical experiences, in particular
case studies to assess the benefits, limitations, and failures
of current compiler and runtime systems for high performance
computing.
FOCUS
Vice Chair:
Prof. Siegfried Benkner
Institute for Software Science
University of Vienna, Austria
Vice Chair:
Dr. Michael O'Boyle
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
Local Chair:
Prof. Beniamino Di Martino
Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell'Informazione
Via Roma, 29 - 81031 Aversa (CE) - Italy