Height reduction of control recurrences for ILP processors
Michael Schlansker, Vinod Kathail, Sadun Anik · 1994
The performance of applications executing on processors with instruction level parallelism is often limited by control and data dependences. Performance bottlenecks caused by dependences can frequently be eliminated through transformations which reduce the height of critical paths through the program. While height reduction techniques are not always helpful, their utility can be demonstrated in a broad range of important situations.