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\begin{document}
\title{\bf \LARGE MLRISC \\ \large A framework for retargetable and optimizing compiler back ends}
\author{\begin{tabular}{c}
Lal George \\ \\
Bell Laboratories \\
600--700 Mountain Ave. \\
Murray Hill, NJ 07974--0636. \\
{\tt george@research.bell-labs.com}
\end{tabular}
\and
\begin{tabular}{c}
Allen Leung \\ \\
New York University \\
719 Broadway, Rm. 708 \\
New York, NY 10003. \\
{\tt leunga@cs.nyu.edu}
\end{tabular}
}
\date{\today}
\bibliographystyle{alpha}
\maketitle
\begin{abstract}
Writing native code generators for modern processors is a significant
investment. Unfortunately it is difficult
to reuse this investment for other architectures, and even more
difficult to reuse for other source language compilers. MLRISC is
a customizable optimizing back-end written in
\externhref{http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/what/smlnj/sml.html}{Standard ML}
and has been successfully retargeted to multiple architectures.
MLRISC deals elegantly with the special requirements imposed by the
execution model of different high-level, typed languages, by allowing
many components of the system to be customized to fit the source language
semantics and runtime system requirements.
\end{abstract}
\tableofcontents
\newpage
\majorsection{MLRISC}
\include{INTRO}
\include{contributors}
\include{requirements}
\include{availability}
\majorsection{Overview}
\include{problem}
\include{contributions}
\include{mlrisc-compiler}
\include{mlrisc-ir-rep}
\include{mlrisc-gen}
\include{backend-opt}
\include{mlrisc-ra}
\include{mlrisc-md}
\include{gc}
\include{sys-integration}
\include{optimizations}
\include{mlrisc-graphics}
\include{line-counts}
\include{systems}
\include{future-work}
\majorsection{System}
\include{mlrisc-arch}
\include{mltree}
\include{mltree-ext}
\include{mltree-util}
\include{instrsel}
\include{asm}
\include{mc}
\include{delayslots}
\include{span-dep}
%\include{md}
\include{graphs}
\include{graphics}
\include{compiler-graphs}
\include{mlrisc-ir}
\include{SSA}
\include{ILP}
\include{VLIW}
\include{ra}
\majorsection{Back Ends}
\include{alpha}
\include{hppa}
\include{sparc}
\include{x86}
\include{ppc}
\include{mips}
\include{C6}
\majorsection{Basic Types}
\include{annotations}
\include{cells}
\include{cluster}
\include{constants}
\include{pseudo-ops}
\include{instructions}
\include{streams}
\include{labelexp}
\include{labels}
\include{regions}
\include{regmap}
\bibliography{mlrisc}
\end{document}
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