[nastava:2005] - Fw: predavanje by "Irena Odzic" <orionsam@galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu>

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IrenaPETAK 24 JUNI 2005, 18:00, ETF SALA 61 
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF C++ COMPILERS 
(ANALIZA PERFORMANSI C++ KOMPAJLERA) 
Jozo J. Dujmovic 
Department of Computer Science 
San Francisco State University 
Abstract. We present techniques and tools for performance evaluation of C++ compilers. 
The analysis is based on a collection of 3500 synthetic benchmark programs and includes 
five popular compilers: Imprise Borland C++ 5.5, Intel C/C++ Compiler 4.5, Metrowerks 
CodeWarrior 5.3, Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, and Redhat Cygwin b20 (based on GNU 
compiler tools). The compilers are compared using performance indicators that include 
compilation speed, memory consumption, and execution time for various compilation 
parameters. We will present a spectrum of measurements and use them to derive compiler 
performance indicators and compare compiler performance. 
The presentation will also outline the design and use of two tools necessary for 
compiler performance measurement. Benchmaker 1 is a generator of synthetic programs 
based on a recursive expansion method. Benchmaker 2 is a generator of synthetic 
workloads based on random combination of procedural and object-oriented kernels. 
Bio 
Jozo Dujmovic was born in Dubrovnik and received his BSEE, 
MS, and Sc.D. from the University of Belgrade. He is Professor of 
Computer Science and former Chair of Computer Science 
Department at San Francisco State University. His teaching and 
research activities are in the areas of software metrics, decision 
analysis, and computer performance evaluation. He is the author 
of more than 100 refereed publications, recipient of three best 
paper awards, and a Senior Member of IEEE. He served as 
General Chair of IEEE MASCOTS 2000 and as General Chair of 
ACM WOSP 2004. 
Before his current position at San Francisco State University, Dr. Dujmovic was Professor 
of Computer Science at the University of Belgrade, University of Florida (Gainesville), 
University of Texas (Dallas), and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In addition, he was 
teaching in the graduate Computer Science programs at the National Universities of San 
Luis and Jujuy (both in Argentina). At the University of Belgrade, he served as Chairman 
of Computer Science Department, and as founding Director of the Belgrade University 
Computing Center. His industrial experience includes work in the Institute “M. Pupin” in 
Belgrade, and consulting in the areas of decision methods, performance evaluation, and 
software design.