- darcs get --partial http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/darcs/supero
- Related blog posts
- Supercompilation for Haskell - from Fun in the Afternoon Spring 2009 (bibtex)(hide bibtex)
@misc{mitchell:supero_2009_3_3
,title = {Supercompilation for {Haskell}}
,author = {Neil Mitchell}
,year = {2009}
,month = {March}
,day = {3}
,note = {Presentation from Fun in the Afternoon Spring 2009}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/slides-supercompilation_for_haskell-03_mar_2009.pdf'}
}
- A Supercompiler for Core Haskell - from IFL 2007 post proceedings (abstract)(hide abstract)
Haskell is a functional language, with features such as higher
order functions and lazy evaluation, which allow succinct programs. These
high-level features present many challenges for optimising compilers. We
report practical experiments using novel variants of supercompilation,
with special attention to let bindings and the generalisation technique.
(bibtex)(hide bibtex)@inproceedings{mitchell:supero_2008_5_1
,title = {A Supercompiler for Core {Haskell}}
,author = {Neil Mitchell and Colin Runciman}
,year = {2008}
,month = {May}
,day = {1}
,pages = {147--164}
,booktitle = {IFL 2007}
,editor = {Olaf Chitil et al.}
,series = {LNCS}
,volume = {5083}
,publisher = {Springer-Verlag}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/paper-a_supercompiler_for_core_haskell-01_may_2008.pdf'}
}
- Supero: Making Haskell Faster - from IFL 2007 (abstract)(hide abstract)
Haskell is a functional language, with features such as higher
order functions and lazy evaluation, which allow succinct programs. These
high-level features are difficult for fast execution, but GHC is a mature
and widely used optimising compiler. This paper presents a whole-program
approach to optimisation, which produces speed improvements
of between 10% and 60% when used with GHC, on eight benchmarks.
(bibtex)(hide bibtex)@inproceedings{mitchell:supero_2007_9_27
,title = {Supero: Making {Haskell} Faster}
,author = {Neil Mitchell and Colin Runciman}
,year = {2007}
,month = {September}
,day = {27}
,booktitle = {IFL 2007: Draft Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium on Implementation and Application of Functional Languages}
,location = {Freiburg, Germany}
,publisher = {Tech. Report No. 12-07 of the Computing Laboratory, University of Kent, UK}
,editor = {Olaf Chitil}
,pages = {334--349}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/paper-supero_making_haskell_faster-27_sep_2007.pdf'}
}
- Faster Haskell - from Anglo Haskell 2007 (bibtex)(hide bibtex)
@misc{mitchell:supero_2007_8_10
,title = {Faster {Haskell}}
,author = {Neil Mitchell}
,year = {2007}
,month = {August}
,day = {10}
,note = {Presentation from Anglo Haskell 2007}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/slides-faster_haskell-10_aug_2007.pdf'}
}
- Fastest Lambda First - from PLASMA (bibtex)(hide bibtex)
@misc{mitchell:supero_2007_5_30
,title = {Fastest Lambda First}
,author = {Neil Mitchell}
,year = {2007}
,month = {May}
,day = {30}
,note = {Presentation from PLASMA}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/slides-fastest_lambda_first-30_may_2007.pdf'}
}
- Haskell With Go Faster Stripes - from PLASMA (bibtex)(hide bibtex)
@misc{mitchell:supero_2006_11_30
,title = {Haskell With Go Faster Stripes}
,author = {Neil Mitchell}
,year = {2006}
,month = {November}
,day = {30}
,note = {Presentation from PLASMA}
,url = {\verb'http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/downloads/slides-haskell_with_go_faster_stripes-30_nov_2006.pdf'}
}