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1 Workshop on Essential Abstractions in GCC Introduction and Opening Remarks GCC Resource Center ( Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay July 2009
2 July 09 Introduction: Outline 1/29 Outline Genesis and Objectives of GCC Resource Center Motivation behind the Workshop Philosophy and Pedogogy of the Workshop
3 Part 1 Genesis and Objectives of GRC
4 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 2/29 How Did It All Begin? An Informal Group A Desire
5 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 2/29 How Did It All Begin? An Informal Group CSE faculty members at IITB: Uday Khedker Amitabha Sanyal Supratim Biswas A Desire
6 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 2/29 How Did It All Begin? An Informal Group CSE faculty members at IITB: Uday Khedker Amitabha Sanyal Supratim Biswas Reasonably long and deep experience of research in compilers A Desire
7 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 2/29 How Did It All Begin? An Informal Group CSE faculty members at IITB: Uday Khedker Amitabha Sanyal Supratim Biswas Reasonably long and deep experience of research in compilers A Desire Performing research grounded in theory and corroborated by empirical evidence
8 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 2/29 How Did It All Begin? An Informal Group CSE faculty members at IITB: Uday Khedker Amitabha Sanyal Supratim Biswas Reasonably long and deep experience of research in compilers A Desire Performing research grounded in theory and corroborated by empirical evidence Exploring research issues in real compilers Demonstrating the relevance and effectiveness of our research in real compilers
9 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 3/29 A Modest Start in Our Tool of Experiment Our Guinea Pigs
10 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 3/29 A Modest Start in Our Tool of Experiment The Gnu Compiler Collection Our Guinea Pigs
11 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 3/29 A Modest Start in Our Tool of Experiment The Gnu Compiler Collection Compiler generation framework Stable compiler generated for several dozen targets Our Guinea Pigs
12 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 3/29 A Modest Start in Our Tool of Experiment The Gnu Compiler Collection Compiler generation framework Stable compiler generated for several dozen targets Millions of users Our Guinea Pigs
13 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 3/29 A Modest Start in Our Tool of Experiment The Gnu Compiler Collection Compiler generation framework Stable compiler generated for several dozen targets Millions of users Our Guinea Pigs Several unsuspecting M.Tech. students, external B.E. students, and project engineers
14 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 4/29 And Then in
15 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 5/29 And then in Thanks to small seed grants from IITB and IBM Faculty Award...
16 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 5/29 And then in
17 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 6/29 Finally in A generous grant from the Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of India.
18 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 7/29 Plan for July
19 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 8/29 Objectives of GCC Resource Center 1. To support the open source movement Providing training and technical know-how of the GCC framework to academia and industry.
20 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 8/29 Objectives of GCC Resource Center 1. To support the open source movement Providing training and technical know-how of the GCC framework to academia and industry. 2. To include better technologies in GCC Whole program optimization, Optimizer generation, Tree tiling based instruction selection.
21 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 8/29 Objectives of GCC Resource Center 1. To support the open source movement Providing training and technical know-how of the GCC framework to academia and industry. 2. To include better technologies in GCC Whole program optimization, Optimizer generation, Tree tiling based instruction selection. 3. To facilitate easier and better quality deployments/enhancements of GCC Restructuring GCC and devising methodologies for systematic construction of machine descriptions in GCC.
22 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 8/29 Objectives of GCC Resource Center 1. To support the open source movement Providing training and technical know-how of the GCC framework to academia and industry. 2. To include better technologies in GCC Whole program optimization, Optimizer generation, Tree tiling based instruction selection. 3. To facilitate easier and better quality deployments/enhancements of GCC Restructuring GCC and devising methodologies for systematic construction of machine descriptions in GCC. 4. To bridge the gap between academic research and practical implementation Designing suitable abstractions of GCC architecture
23 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 9/29 Broad Research Goals of GCC Resource Center Using GCC as a means Adding new optimizations to GCC Adding flow and context sensitive analyses to GCC (In particular, pointer analysis) Using GCC as an end in itself Changing the retargetability mechanism of GCC Cleaning up the machine descriptions of GCC Systematic construction of machine descriptions Facilitating optimizer generation in GCC
24 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 10/29 GRC Training Programs Title Target Objectives Mode Duration Workshop on Essential Abstractions in GCC Tutorial on Essential Abstractions in GCC Workshop on Compiler Construction with Introduction to GCC Tutorial on Demystifying GCC Compilation People interested in deploying or enhancing GCC People interested in knowing about issues in deploying or enhancing GCC College teachers Students Explaining the essential abstractions in GCC to ensure a quick ramp up into GCC Internals Explaining the essential abstractions in GCC to ensure a quick ramp up into GCC Internals Explaining the theory and practice of compiler contruction and illustrating them with the help of GCC Explaining the translation sequence of GCC through gray box probing (i.e. by examining the dumps produced by GCC) Lectures, demonstrations, and practicals (experiements and assignments) Lectures and demonstrations Lectures, demonstrations, and practicals (experiements and assignments) Lectures and demonstrations Three days One day Seven days Half day
25 July 09 Introduction: Genesis and Objectives of GRC 10/29 GRC Training Programs Title Target Objectives Mode Duration Workshop on Essential Abstractions in GCC Tutorial on Essential Abstractions in GCC Workshop on Compiler Construction with Introduction to GCC Tutorial on Demystifying GCC Compilation People interested Explaining the essential in deploying or 3, 4, abstractions and 5 July, in GCC 2009 to enhancing GCC ensure a quick ramp up IIT into Bombay, GCC Internals Mumbai People interested in knowing about issues in deploying or enhancing GCC College teachers Students Explaining the essential abstractions in GCC to ensure a quick ramp up into GCC Internals Explaining the theory and practice of compiler contruction and illustrating them with the help of GCC Explaining the translation sequence of GCC through gray box probing (i.e. by examining the dumps produced by GCC) Lectures, demonstrations, and practicals (experiements and assignments) Lectures and demonstrations Lectures, demonstrations, and practicals (experiements and assignments) Lectures and demonstrations Three days One day Seven days Half day
26 Part 2 Motivation Behind this Workshop
27 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 11/29 Motivation Behind this Workshop To understand GCC well :-)
28 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 11/29 Motivation Behind this Workshop To understand GCC well :-) Reasonably quickly
29 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 12/29 Why is Understanding GCC Difficult? Some of the obvious reasons: Comprehensiveness GCC is a production quality framework in terms of completeness and practical usefulness. Open development model Leads to heterogeneity of the design. However now the main plan is vetted by the steering committee. Rapid versioning GCC maintenance is a race against time.
30 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 13/29 Comprehensiveness of GCC 4.3.1: Wide Applicability Input languages supported: C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, Fortran, and Ada Processors supported in standard releases:
31 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 13/29 Comprehensiveness of GCC 4.3.1: Wide Applicability Input languages supported: C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, Fortran, and Ada Processors supported in standard releases: Common processors: Alpha, ARM, Atmel AVR, Blackfin, HC12, H8/300, IA-32 (x86), x86-64, IA-64, Motorola 68000, MIPS, PA-RISC, PDP-11, PowerPC, R8C/M16C/M32C, SPU, System/390/zSeries, SuperH, SPARC, VAX
32 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 13/29 Comprehensiveness of GCC 4.3.1: Wide Applicability Input languages supported: C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, Fortran, and Ada Processors supported in standard releases: Common processors: Alpha, ARM, Atmel AVR, Blackfin, HC12, H8/300, IA-32 (x86), x86-64, IA-64, Motorola 68000, MIPS, PA-RISC, PDP-11, PowerPC, R8C/M16C/M32C, SPU, System/390/zSeries, SuperH, SPARC, VAX Lesser-known target processors: A29K, ARC, ETRAX CRIS, D30V, DSP16xx, FR-30, FR-V, Intel i960, IP2000, M32R, 68HC11, MCORE, MMIX, MN10200, MN10300, Motorola 88000, NS32K, ROMP, Stormy16, V850, Xtensa, AVR32
33 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 13/29 Comprehensiveness of GCC 4.3.1: Wide Applicability Input languages supported: C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, Fortran, and Ada Processors supported in standard releases: Common processors: Alpha, ARM, Atmel AVR, Blackfin, HC12, H8/300, IA-32 (x86), x86-64, IA-64, Motorola 68000, MIPS, PA-RISC, PDP-11, PowerPC, R8C/M16C/M32C, SPU, System/390/zSeries, SuperH, SPARC, VAX Lesser-known target processors: A29K, ARC, ETRAX CRIS, D30V, DSP16xx, FR-30, FR-V, Intel i960, IP2000, M32R, 68HC11, MCORE, MMIX, MN10200, MN10300, Motorola 88000, NS32K, ROMP, Stormy16, V850, Xtensa, AVR32 Additional processors independently supported: D10V, LatticeMico32, MeP, Motorola 6809, MicroBlaze, MSP430, Nios II and Nios, PDP-10, TIGCC (m68k variant), Z8000, PIC24/dsPIC, NEC SX architecture
34 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 14/29 Comprehensiveness of GCC 4.3.1: Size Pristine compiler sources (download tarball) Lines of C code : Lines of MD code : Lines of total code : Total authors (approx) : 65 Backend directories : 35 Generated source for i386 (input language: c) Total lines of code : Total lines of.c files code : Total number of.c files : 16 Total lines of.h files : Total number of.h files : 274
35 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 15/29 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, 1999.
36 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 15/29 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, Cathedral: Total Centralized Control Design, implement, test, release
37 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 15/29 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, Cathedral: Total Centralized Control Design, implement, test, release + Facilitates a homogeneous, coherent, and well-planned design Could be restricted by the vision of a few people
38 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 15/29 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, Cathedral: Total Centralized Control Design, implement, test, release + Facilitates a homogeneous, coherent, and well-planned design Could be restricted by the vision of a few people Bazaar: Total Decentralization Release early, release often, let users fix bugs
39 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 15/29 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, Cathedral: Total Centralized Control Design, implement, test, release + Facilitates a homogeneous, coherent, and well-planned design Could be restricted by the vision of a few people Bazaar: Total Decentralization Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Could lead to heterogeneity in the design + Is not restricted by the vision of a few people
40 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 16/29 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) A combination of the two seems more sensible
41 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 16/29 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort A combination of the two seems more sensible
42 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 16/29 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? A combination of the two seems more sensible
43 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 16/29 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? Bazaar approach believes that the two somewhat equivalent in internet-based distributed development. A combination of the two seems more sensible
44 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 16/29 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? Bazaar approach believes that the two somewhat equivalent in internet-based distributed development. Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. Code errors, logical errors, and architectural errors. A combination of the two seems more sensible
45 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 17/29 The Current Development Model of GCC GCC Steering Committee: Free Software Foundation has given charge Major policy decisions Handling Administrative and Political issues Release Managers: Coordination of releases Maintainers: Usually area/branch/module specific Responsible for design and implementation
46 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 18/29 The Current Development Model of GCC Proposing changes Extensive discussions over mailing lists Submissions to Major changes are forked off as an independent branch which is later merged with the main code Reviwers: Can be general/global or area/branch/module specific Can approve changes suggested by others Need approval of other reviewers for their own changes Maintainers: Can approve changes suggested by others Do not need approval of reviewers for their own changes in their area/branch/module
47 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 19/29 Why is Understanding GCC Difficult? Deeper reason: GCC is not a compiler but a compiler generation framework There are two distinct gaps that need to be bridged: Input-output of the generation framework: The target specification and the generated compiler Input-output of the generated compiler: A source program and the generated assembly program
48 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program gcc Target Program
49 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc Target Program
50 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc Target Program
51 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as Target Program
52 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as ld Target Program
53 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as glibc/newlib ld Target Program
54 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 20/29 The Gnu Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as GCC glibc/newlib ld Target Program
55 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 21/29 The Architecture of GCC Compiler Generation Framework Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine Dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions
56 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 21/29 The Architecture of GCC Compiler Generation Framework Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine Dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Parser Gimplifier Source Program Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Generated Compiler (cc1) Optimizer Code Generator Assembly Program
57 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 21/29 The Architecture of GCC Input Language Compiler Generation Framework Target Name Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine Dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Selected Copied Copied Generated Generated Parser Gimplifier Source Program Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Generated Compiler (cc1) Optimizer Code Generator Assembly Program
58 July 09 Introduction: Motivation Behind this Workshop 21/29 The Architecture of GCC Input Language Compiler Generation Framework Target Name Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine Dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Development Time Selected Copied Copied Generated Generated Build Time Parser Gimplifier Source Program Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Generated Compiler (cc1) Optimizer Code Generator Assembly Program Use Time
59 Part 3 Our Philosophy and Pedogogy
60 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 22/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy Twin goals of this workshop: Learning how to learn GCC Striking a balance between theory and practice
61 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will You will
62 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC You will
63 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC Explain essential abstractions related to compilation The key intermediate representations and their manipulations You will
64 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC Explain essential abstractions related to compilation The key intermediate representations and their manipulations Explain essential abstractions related to generation of a compiler The machine descriptions and their influence on compilation You will
65 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC Explain essential abstractions related to compilation The key intermediate representations and their manipulations Explain essential abstractions related to generation of a compiler The machine descriptions and their influence on compilation You will Build and run GCC
66 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC Explain essential abstractions related to compilation The key intermediate representations and their manipulations Explain essential abstractions related to generation of a compiler The machine descriptions and their influence on compilation You will Build and run GCC Examine various IR dumps produced by GCC
67 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 23/29 Philosophy and Pedogogy We will Explain configuration and building of GCC Explain essential abstractions related to compilation The key intermediate representations and their manipulations Explain essential abstractions related to generation of a compiler The machine descriptions and their influence on compilation You will Build and run GCC Examine various IR dumps produced by GCC Add a new machine description and systematically enhance it
68 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 24/29 Takeaways from this Workshop A programmer will get a better compiler A compiler professional will be able to deploy and enhance GCC much more easily. A compiler researcher will be able to use GCC for research much better. A compiler teacher will be able to strike a better balance between theory and practice. A compiler student will be exposed to issues in real compilers.
69 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 25/29 Schedule: Day 1 09:00 to 09:30 Registration 09:30 to 10:00 Introduction and opening remarks 10:00 to 11:15 Getting started with GCC: Configuration and building 11:15 to 11:30 Tea break 11:30 to 13:00 (Lab) Configuration and building 13:00 to 14:00 Lunch 14:00 to 15:00 Gray Box Probing of GCC An introduction to IRs 15:00 to 15:45 Introduction to Gimple IR 15:45 to 16:00 Tea break 16:00 to 17:30 (Lab) Adding a gimple pass 19:00 to 20:00 Inspecting and debugging gcc code (Optional Session) (use of cscope, ctags, gdb etc.) 20:00 to 21:00 Dinner
70 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 26/29 Schedule: Day 2 09:30 to 10:15 Introduction to RTL 10:15 to 11:00 An overview of retargetability and an introduction to machine descriptions 11:00 to 11:15 Tea break 11:15 to 13:00 (Lab) Adding an RTL pass 13:00 to 14:00 Lunch 14:00 to 15:30 Spim machine descriptions: Level 0 and 1 15:30 to 15:45 Tea break 15:45 to 17:30 (Lab) spim machine descriptions 18:30 to 20:00 (Optional session) An Overview of research projects in GCC Resource Center 20:00 to 21:00 Dinner
71 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 27/29 Schedule: Day 3 09:30 to 10:10 spim machine descriptions levels 2 and 3 10:15 to 10:45 The retargetability model of GCC 10:45 to 11:00 Tea break 11:00 to 13:00 (Lab) spim machine descriptions 13:00 to 14:00 Lunch 14:00 to 15:30 The Generic Data Flow Analyzer in GCC 15:30 to 15:45 Tea break 15:45 to 17:30 Concluding session
72 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 28/29 Announcements and Questions Lab arrangements: Location: Block A, first room on the left Common local account on each machine: Use the same machine for all lab assignment. Login id: gccworkshop09, Password: workshop
73 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 28/29 Announcements and Questions Lab arrangements: Location: Block A, first room on the left Common local account on each machine: Use the same machine for all lab assignment. Login id: gccworkshop09, Password: workshop Accessing internet Set proxy to proxy.cse.iitb.ac.in Set no proxy for.iitb.ac.in Login id: workshop, Password: workshop123
74 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 28/29 Announcements and Questions Lab arrangements: Location: Block A, first room on the left Common local account on each machine: Use the same machine for all lab assignment. Login id: gccworkshop09, Password: workshop Accessing internet Set proxy to proxy.cse.iitb.ac.in Set no proxy for.iitb.ac.in Login id: workshop, Password: workshop123 Tiffin/Tea at 5:30 Dinner and breakfast arrangments Breakfast available in the hostels Dinner: Fri, Sat: FCKA Foyer Dinner Sun, Breakfast Mon: in hostels on prior intimation
75 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 29/29 Announcements and Questions Certificates of participation Can be collected from Nisha on Sunday afternoon Receipts of payments Will be sent to your address by post
76 July 09 Introduction: Our Philosophy and Pedogogy 29/29 Announcements and Questions Certificates of participation Can be collected from Nisha on Sunday afternoon Receipts of payments Will be sent to your address by post Concluding session Informal discussions Brief (10 minute) presentations by participating organizations/individuals Confirmed presentations from KPIT Cummins, and Acme Technologies If you are interested, please contact me well today or latest tomorrow Feedback forms
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