Abstract—The ability of system software to detect compile-time errors and issue messages that help programmers quickly fix these errors is an important productivity criterion for developing and maintaining application programs. To evaluate this capability for Unified Parallel C (UPC) compilers, 3141 Compile-Time Error Detection (CTED) tests and a CTED evaluation tool, called UPC-CompilerCheck, have been devel-oped. UPC-CompilerCheck assigns a score from 0 to 5 for each compiler-generated error message based on the usefulness of the information in the message to help a programmer fix the error quickly. This tool also calculates average scores for each error category and then prints the results. Compiler vendors could use UPC-CompilerCheck to...
Programmers often encounter cryptic compiler error messages that are difficult to understand and thu...
Since multi-core computers began to dominate the market, enormous efforts have been spent on develop...
In this paper, we describe about difficulty in understanding of error messages given by a compiler f...
Unied Parallel C (UPC) is a language used to write parallel programs for shared and distributed memo...
UPC is a parallel programming language based on the concept of partitioned shared memory. There are ...
Unified Parallel C (UPC) is a parallel language that uses a Single Program Multiple Data (SPMD) mode...
Relative debugging is a useful technique for locating errors that emerge from porting existing code ...
AbstractRelative debugging is a useful technique for locating errors that emerge from porting existi...
Abstract—The study of a language in terms of programmability is a very interesting issue in parallel...
UPC, or Unified Parallel C, has been gaining rising attention as a promising productive parallel pro...
Due to the wide range of compilers and the lack of a standardized profiling interface, writers of pe...
Call number: LD2668 .R4 CMSC 1988 F74Master of ScienceComputing and Information Science
Compilers should be correct. To improve the quality of C compilers, we created Csmith, a randomized ...
Abstract—As size and architectural complexity of High Per-formance Computing systems increases, the ...
Programmers often encounter cryptic compiler error messages that are difficult to understand and thu...
Programmers often encounter cryptic compiler error messages that are difficult to understand and thu...
Since multi-core computers began to dominate the market, enormous efforts have been spent on develop...
In this paper, we describe about difficulty in understanding of error messages given by a compiler f...
Unied Parallel C (UPC) is a language used to write parallel programs for shared and distributed memo...
UPC is a parallel programming language based on the concept of partitioned shared memory. There are ...
Unified Parallel C (UPC) is a parallel language that uses a Single Program Multiple Data (SPMD) mode...
Relative debugging is a useful technique for locating errors that emerge from porting existing code ...
AbstractRelative debugging is a useful technique for locating errors that emerge from porting existi...
Abstract—The study of a language in terms of programmability is a very interesting issue in parallel...
UPC, or Unified Parallel C, has been gaining rising attention as a promising productive parallel pro...
Due to the wide range of compilers and the lack of a standardized profiling interface, writers of pe...
Call number: LD2668 .R4 CMSC 1988 F74Master of ScienceComputing and Information Science
Compilers should be correct. To improve the quality of C compilers, we created Csmith, a randomized ...
Abstract—As size and architectural complexity of High Per-formance Computing systems increases, the ...
Programmers often encounter cryptic compiler error messages that are difficult to understand and thu...
Programmers often encounter cryptic compiler error messages that are difficult to understand and thu...
Since multi-core computers began to dominate the market, enormous efforts have been spent on develop...
In this paper, we describe about difficulty in understanding of error messages given by a compiler f...