In Conjunction with the 32nd Annual International Symposium on Microarchitecture
MICRO-32, November 16-18, 1999

Final Program

8:30am - 10:00am, Commercial Optimization Systems
Chair: Brad Calder (University of California, San Diego)

• Feedback Directed Optimization in Compaq's Compilation Tools for Alpha
  Robert Cohn and P. Geoffrey Lowney (Compaq Computer Corporation)
• Feedback Based Post-link Optimization for Large Subsystems
  Ealan A. Henis, Gadi Haber, Moshe Klausner and Alex Warshavsky
  (IBM Research Labs, Haifa)
• Feedback-Directed Selection and Characterization of Compiler Optimizations
  Kingsum Chow and Youfeng Wu (Intel Corporation)

10:30am - 12:15pm, Managing Profile Information                            
Chair: Scott Mahlke (Hewlett-Packard Laboratories)

• A Transparent Method for Correlating Profiles with Source Programs
  Gene Albert (Compaq Computer Corporation)
• BMAT -- A Binary Matching Tool
  Zheng Wang (Harvard University),
  Ken Pierce, and Scott McFarling (Microsoft Research)
  
• Comparing and Combining Profiles
  Serap Savari and Cliff Young (Lucent Technologies)

1:30pm - 2:30pm, Processor Applications                            
Chair: Cliff Young (Lucent Technologies)

• A Novel Technique for Profiling Programs in Embedded Systems
  Ramesh V Peri (Panasonic AVC Research Labs),
  Sanjay Jinturkar, and Lincoln Fajardo (Lucent Technologies)
  
• Dynamically Managing Processor Temperature and Power
  Erven Rohou and Michael D. Smith (Harvard University)

3:00pm - 4:45pm, Profile-Guided Optimizations                            
Chair: Todd Austin (University of Michigan)

• Low Cost Methods for Predicting Heap Object Behavior
  Matthew L. Seidl (University of Colorado), and
  Benjamin Zorn (Microsoft Research)
  
• Feedback-Directed Data Cache Optimizations for the x86
  Ron Barnes (University of Illinois),
  Ronnie Chaiken, and David Gillies (Microsoft Research)
  
• Calpa: A Tool for Automating Dynamic Compilation
  Markus Mock, Mark Berryman, Craig Chambers, and Susan Eggers
  (University of Washington)

5:00pm - 6:15pm Panel Session                            
Moderator: Chris J. Newburn (Intel Corporation)

Panel:

• Carl Burch (Hewlett Packard)
• Tom Conte (North Carolina State)
• Glenn Hinton (Intel Corporation)
• Scott McFarling (Microsoft Research)
• Mike Smith (Harvard University)