CONTROL FLOW GRAPH REGION

May 20, 12
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  • The concept and properties of the basic code block are extended to a
  • We assume 'a control flow graph CFG is augmented wit,h an entry node . ..
  • For example, control flow graph C divides the space into five regions, four
  • Figure 1. Procedure Sums, its control-flow graph in the upper right, its control-
  • Mar 28, 2011 . 170. 3.4.1. This control flow graph has 1 region, 2 nodes and 2 edges. The
  • entry, single-exit regions within each function's control flow graph. These regions
  • Besides, more aggressive EH optimization option "-foptimize-regions" is added.
  • Program Representation. • A region in a control flow graph is: – a set of basic
  • The problem of region scheduling is that it requires loops in the control flow
  • Each dependence DAG is then linked as a control flow graph. Examining of each
  • plementation complexity, restrictions on the control flow graphs (CFGs) they can
  • A binary decision predicate appears on the control flow graph as a node with
  • Two vertices in a control-flow graph (which may represent instructions or basic
  • Global optimizations and data flow analysis operate on a control flow graph, . .
  • When applied to a loop in the control flow graph, our definition of control
  • Dominance in Control Flow Graphs. Definition 1. A node x in a . .. That is access
  • If nodes a and b represent program regions containing assignment statements,
  • In [1] a speedup over 40% is reported using region schedul- ing. The problem of
  • Control Flow Graphs. Nodes. Statements or . Possible transfer of control.
  • whole OpenMP constructs such as parallel regions, critical sections, functions, or
  • constraints, the program is split into small regions where a local safe WCET .
  • tions from different control-flow regions. . . control dependence arcs to the
  • We give a linear-time algorithm for finding SESE regions and for building the PST
  • Outline of the Lecture. Why control flow analysis? Dominators and natural loops.
  • A Region is a connected subgraph of a control flow graph that has exactly two
  • independent representation of control flow in programs used . Control Flow
  • It first finds the regions of control dependence then uses part of the algorithm . a
  • Oct 25, 2011 . A control flow graph may be generated from a model. The control flow graph may
  • Array Privatization; Array Section Privatization; Array Element Regions; Call
  • Mar 1, 2011 . in the area of decompilation and graph restructuring. The concept section
  • Cyclomatic complexity: contol flow within module. Halstead's . Control-flow
  • of a program's control flow graph as a scheduling region. Ebcioglu's VLIW
  • . and adding region markers to facilitate the creation of the control flow graph. .
  • single entry single exit (SESE) regions of the control flow graph. We give a linear-
  • Jump to: navigation, search. Simplified control flowgraphs. A control flow graph (
  • Feb 15, 2012 . A Control Flow Graph (CFG) is a directed graph G(V;E) which consists . . A pre-
  • particular optimization phases, such as code scheduling and register allocation.
  • Control flow graph & cyclometric complexity for folowing procedure . Count the
  • Control flow graph is the form of a picture where the representing of the execution
  • A control flow graph is a representation of a program where contiguous regions
  • represents both, a traditional control flow graph and a data flow graph. The edges
  • Control flow graph with dominator relation to identify loops. ■. Most commonly
  • code, or at least its entry point, resides in the unexplored region, the
  • it inefficient to uniformly sample the paths in the control flow graph. The
  • Flow graphs for modern languages require more sophistication to represent more
  • At the heart of our method is a new program decomposition based on identifying
  • by a high-level programs representation, such as Control Flow Graph. (CFG). . .
  • for finding regions in reducible control-flow graphs in near-linear time, . . Vertices
  • The concept and properties of the basic code block are extended to a
  • Generates dot graph output; Example: control flow graphs and call graphs.

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