15-745 Spring '22 Projects

Handouts:

• How to write up your project proposal (PDF)
  • due Thursday, March 17th, 11:59pm
• How to write up your milestone report (PDF)
  • due Thursday, April 14th, 8:00am
• How to write up your final project report (PDF)
  • due Wednesday, April 27th, 11:59pm

Poster Session:

• Thursday, April 28th, 9:05-9:55am

Meetings:

• Project proposal idea(s) meeting:
  • Tuesday, March 15th (during regular lecture slot), via Zoom
  • Sign up using our signup sheet (on SignUpGenius).
• Milestone and project status meeting:
  • Thursday, April 22nd (during regular lecture slot), via Zoom
  • We will use the same schedule from our original signup sheet.

Project Web Pages

• Projects for Spring, 2022.
• Projects from previous years:
  • 2020, 2019, 2018, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011

Resources:

• MLIR (Multi-Level IR) Compiler Framework
  • An extensible compiler infrastructure, from the creator of LLVM.
  • Paper describing MLIR: https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.11054
  • Talks and tutorials on MLIR
• The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure
  • LLVM Documentation
  • Projects built with LLVM
  • Open LLVM Projects
• GraalVM
  • Dynamic optimization framework from Oracle
• OpenJ9
  • Dynamic optimization framework from IBM (especially good for Java)
  • OpenJ9's JIT compiler
  • JitBuilder library
• TVM
  • End-to-end deep learning compiler stack
• Lists on Wikipedia:
  • Open source compilers
  • Research compilers
• Jikes: open source Java compiler from IBM.
• Soot: a Java optimization framework from McGill University.
• Trimaran: focuses on compiling for ILP, targeting VLIW-style instruction sets.
• GCC: highly portable C compiler.
• Open64 Compiler: open source compiler originally developed by SGI.

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