Research
My main research focus is on developing compiler algorithms, runtime
systems, and tools that enable programmers to use a high-level
programming style and modern languages, and yet still achieve high
performance on scalar, parallel, and distributed architectures. I am
particularly interested in effectively using processor memory
hierarchies, and in memory management. My other main interest is what
the division of labor between the architecture and compiler should be
for next generation architectures such as TRIPS.
Current Research Groups and Projects
My research group is currently supported by NSF grants
CNS-0719966, CCF-0429859, EIA-0303609, CSR-0615104, DARPA grant
F33615-03-C-4106, Intel, IBM, CISCO, and Microsoft.
Dormant Projects