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    A Parametric View of Retargetable Register Allocation

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    Date
    1998-10-15
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    Bryant, Kelvin S.
    Mauney, Jon
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    We discuss the problems involved in building a retargetable register allocator for use in an optimizing compiler. While the popular "register coloring" method is machine-independent, the allocator as a whole must implement numerous machine-dependent decisions. We present the kinds of information that must be parameterized in order to include register allocation in an retargetable compiler back-end, and discuss a sample solution.
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