Recent research into the implementation of logic programming languages has demonstrated that global program analysis can be used to speed up execution by an order of magnitude. However, currently such global program analysis requires the program to be analysed as a whole: sepárate compilation of modules is not supported. We describe and empirically evalúate a simple model for extending global program analysis to support sepárate compilation of modules. Importantly, our model supports context-sensitive program analysis and multi-variant specialization of procedures in the modules
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a nonincremental way....
AbstractCurrent WAM-type compilers employ incremental compilation, in which each procedure is compil...
Several models for context-sensitive analysis of modular programs have been proposed, each with diff...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global ow analysis in logic program compilati...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Abstract interpretation-based data-flow analysis of logic programs is, at this point, relatively wel...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Global data-flow analysis of (constraint) logic programs, which is generally based on abstract inter...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a non-incremental way...
Global analysis of logic programs can be performed effectively by the use of one of several existing...
AbstractThis paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program ...
This paper presents a study of the effectiveness of global analysis in the parallelization of logic ...
Context-sensitive global analysis of large code bases can be expensive, which can make its use impra...
In this paper we deal with the problem of making context dependent interprocedural optimizations (wh...
It is now widely accepted that separating programs into modules has proven very useful in program de...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a nonincremental way....
AbstractCurrent WAM-type compilers employ incremental compilation, in which each procedure is compil...
Several models for context-sensitive analysis of modular programs have been proposed, each with diff...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global ow analysis in logic program compilati...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Abstract interpretation-based data-flow analysis of logic programs is, at this point, relatively wel...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Global data-flow analysis of (constraint) logic programs, which is generally based on abstract inter...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a non-incremental way...
Global analysis of logic programs can be performed effectively by the use of one of several existing...
AbstractThis paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program ...
This paper presents a study of the effectiveness of global analysis in the parallelization of logic ...
Context-sensitive global analysis of large code bases can be expensive, which can make its use impra...
In this paper we deal with the problem of making context dependent interprocedural optimizations (wh...
It is now widely accepted that separating programs into modules has proven very useful in program de...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a nonincremental way....
AbstractCurrent WAM-type compilers employ incremental compilation, in which each procedure is compil...
Several models for context-sensitive analysis of modular programs have been proposed, each with diff...