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2019 Jan 14
2
Reducing the number of ptrtoint/inttoptrs that are generated by LLVM
...er llvm.psub is used, when SPECrate >> 2017 is compiled with -O3, # of inttoptr decreases to ~13,500 (59%) and # >> of ptrtoint decreases to ~14,300 (45%). >> >> To see the performance change, I ran SPECrate 2017 (thread # = 1) with >> three versions of LLVM, which are r313797 (Sep 21, 2017), LLVM 6.0 >> official, and r348082 (Dec 2, 2018). >> Running r313797 shows that 505.mcf_r has consistent 2.0% speedup over 3 >> different machines (which are i3-6100, i5-6600, i7-7700). For LLVM 6.0 and >> r348082, there's neither consistent speedup nor sl...
2019 Jan 14
7
Reducing the number of ptrtoint/inttoptrs that are generated by LLVM
...nts & reduce a portion of inttoptrs. After llvm.psub is used, when SPECrate 2017 is compiled with -O3, # of inttoptr decreases to ~13,500 (59%) and # of ptrtoint decreases to ~14,300 (45%). To see the performance change, I ran SPECrate 2017 (thread # = 1) with three versions of LLVM, which are r313797 (Sep 21, 2017), LLVM 6.0 official, and r348082 (Dec 2, 2018). Running r313797 shows that 505.mcf_r has consistent 2.0% speedup over 3 different machines (which are i3-6100, i5-6600, i7-7700). For LLVM 6.0 and r348082, there's neither consistent speedup nor slowdown, but the average speedup is n...
2019 Jan 15
2
Reducing the number of ptrtoint/inttoptrs that are generated by LLVM
...gt; SPECrate 2017 is compiled with -O3, # of inttoptr decreases to ~13,500 >>>> (59%) and # of ptrtoint decreases to ~14,300 (45%). >>>> >>>> To see the performance change, I ran SPECrate 2017 (thread # = 1) with >>>> three versions of LLVM, which are r313797 (Sep 21, 2017), LLVM 6.0 >>>> official, and r348082 (Dec 2, 2018). >>>> Running r313797 shows that 505.mcf_r has consistent 2.0% speedup over 3 >>>> different machines (which are i3-6100, i5-6600, i7-7700). For LLVM 6.0 and >>>> r348082, there's n...
2019 Jan 14
4
Reducing the number of ptrtoint/inttoptrs that are generated by LLVM
...er llvm.psub is used, when SPECrate >> 2017 is compiled with -O3, # of inttoptr decreases to ~13,500 (59%) and # >> of ptrtoint decreases to ~14,300 (45%). >> >> To see the performance change, I ran SPECrate 2017 (thread # = 1) with >> three versions of LLVM, which are r313797 (Sep 21, 2017), LLVM 6.0 >> official, and r348082 (Dec 2, 2018). >> Running r313797 shows that 505.mcf_r has consistent 2.0% speedup over 3 >> different machines (which are i3-6100, i5-6600, i7-7700). For LLVM 6.0 and >> r348082, there's neither consistent speedup nor sl...
2019 Jan 15
2
Reducing the number of ptrtoint/inttoptrs that are generated by LLVM
...gt; SPECrate 2017 is compiled with -O3, # of inttoptr decreases to ~13,500 >>>> (59%) and # of ptrtoint decreases to ~14,300 (45%). >>>> >>>> To see the performance change, I ran SPECrate 2017 (thread # = 1) with >>>> three versions of LLVM, which are r313797 (Sep 21, 2017), LLVM 6.0 >>>> official, and r348082 (Dec 2, 2018). >>>> Running r313797 shows that 505.mcf_r has consistent 2.0% speedup over 3 >>>> different machines (which are i3-6100, i5-6600, i7-7700). For LLVM 6.0 and >>>> r348082, there's n...