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x86 optimizer/auto-parallelizer |
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Dalsoft's x86 optimize/auto-parallelizer ( dco ) is used to optimize and auto-parallelize code generated by a compiler. The programmer uses a compiler (C/C++, FORTRAN etc.) to translate his code into x86 assembly code. This code is used as an input to dco. The output, generated by dco, is a highly optimized/parallelized x86 assembly code that is logically identical to the original; dco rearranges the existing code, utilizing options and features that are supported by the x86 architecture. To create a final object file the generated code should be assembled. Note that dco does not require preprocessing or any other involvement from the user. It is fully automated and it is possible to incorporate dco into makefiles or other product generation tools. Note also that use of dco doesn't require coding in x86 assembly language – it is possible to optimize arbitrary code that is coded in any high level language supported by the compiler (C, Fortran etc.). Click this for the full and comprehensive description of this technology. Optimizers, developed by Dalsoft, for other ( than x86 ) architectures described here. Work on the LLVM version of the auto-prarallelizer is in progress. |
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