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An example is the Jackson Structured Programming method. The process of planning a system in terms of interacting objects for the purpose of solving a software problem as defined by the formalised user requirements. The conceptual step of converting an abstract representation design or specification of a software system, into a more concrete representation in the form of program code.
Compilation, i. Programming languages and paradigms that can be used by a programmer in order to create source code. Languages designed for functional programming that treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions. Examples are Sasl, Miranda and Haskell. Programming languages expressing algorithms as interacting objects, where an object is an aggregation of data attributes and actions methods.
Programming paradigm allowing different, orthogonal, aspects of a program business rules, security, fault tolerance, data consistency to be designed independently and to be merged later to produce a final source code product. Aspect-Oriented Software Development foresees a full and independent design for all the secondary aspects of an application like security, persistency, synchronization, logging, etc. Creating programs for controlling physical processes by graphically specifying the process to be controlled.
Arrangement for keeping a model and the corresponding program code in sync when applying changes to any of them. Processing language-external elements, e. Determining the dependencies between different program parts e. Determining whether references, e. Checking semantic conditions which can be determined without actual execution of the program, e. Generating an executable implementation of the program for the target machine architecture, usually via an internal form that is independent of the source programming language and that is also independent of the target machine architecture.
Assigning logical registers to variables, assigning physical register to logical registers, coalescing, spilling. This needs information about assigned registers and therefore it is commonly performed as a subtask of register allocation besides spilling and register assignment. Optimisation of the program code; the program code can take any form e. Whenever an optimisation concerns speed, size, etc, such documents should be classified in the corresponding subgroups.
In this group should be classified only special optimision techniques not present in any of the subgroups. Contains optimizations that do not involve a trade off between different factors speed, size, energy consumption. Involve a trade-off. They are specifically aimed to optimize one aspect, likely at the cost of another aspect. Optimisation methods specifically aimed at reducing the size of the program code, e.
Note that this group does not cover the compression of program code, which requires a decompression before it can be executed. Compression of program code in this sense does not result in the actual program being smaller; there is only a saving in the secondary storage or transmission via the network.
In contrast, the size-reduced code covered by this group is directly executable, so no decompression is needed before execution. Detecting and removing of dead or redundant code. Redundancy elimination optimizations avoid repeated computation of the same value by computing the value once, saving it in a temporary variable, and reusing the value from the temporary variable when it is needed again.
Examples of redundancy elimination optimizations include common subexpression elimination, loop invariant code motion and partial redundancy elimination. Splitting a program into frequently used and not frequently used parts hot and cold parts and keeping the hot parts in the cache. Replacing a procedure invocation with the instructions of the procedure, thus removing the cost of procedure invocation.
Increasing the Instruction Level Parallelism ILP that can be exploited by the hardware at run-time pipelines, superscalar processors executing multiple instruction streams.
Typically this is done by reordering the instructions scheduling. Pipeline stalls or bubbles are caused by control hazards — e. Control Hazards can handled by static branch-prediction, speculative execution or delayed branch.
Data Hazards can be avoided by rearranging the instructions so that instructions that depend on each other's result are farther separated. In a pipeline, there is only one instruction stream. So the parallelism consists in the overlapping of the instructions of the stream rather than executing the instructions of 2 streams simultaneously. Software pipelining, e.
Modulo Scheduling, transforms a loop described in a high-level programming language, such as C or FORTRAN, in such a way that the execution of successive iterations of the loop are overlapped rather than sequential.
This technique exposes the instruction level parallelism ILP available between successive loop iterations to the compiler and to the processor executing the transformed code. Generation of executable code from the optimized compiler-internal representation of the source code, taking the target machine architecture into account.
Speeding up the execution of a single task by subdividing the task into a plurality of subtasks and having the subtasks executed simultaneously on different processors. The subtasks are interdependent and they work together to achieve the same goal as the original task. Detecting parallelism in sequential programs, e. In this group the burden to detect and extract parallelism is put on the compiler or another software tool. Communication between subtasks, allowing the generated tasks to interact with each other, for example to pass parameters or to return results.
Some examples of techniques and compilers for this are:. Translating program code from a first high level programming language to a different second high-level programming language e. This transformation is independent of the target processor.
Static translation i. Fault tolerant update or installation. For example when an error occurs during software upgrade, the system is rebooted and restored to the state before installation. Arrangements in connection with the implantation of stimulators; Changing the program; Upgrading firmware.
Uninstallation of software i. Requires the use of some kind of log file. Examples of places where the subject matter of this place is covered when specially adapted, used for a particular purpose, or incorporated in a larger system:.
Changing the capability of a processor by loading new microcode, e. The simplest way to update a piece of software from a first version to a second version is to remove the first version in its entirety and replace it by the entire second version.
This method, although conceptually simple, is highly inefficient, especially in the case where the second version differs only slightly from the first version:. This group tackles this problem in that the update is performed by using the existing instance of the first version as a basis and to generate the instance of the second version therefrom.
The scope of the group can thus be described as dealing with the details of how to modify an existing instance of the first version in order to arrive at the second version. Typically, the second version is created by only changing those parts of the first version that actually change.
This can be accomplished by creating a difference file delta that describes the differences of the second version with regards to the first version. The delta is provided to the target and applied to the first version thus yielding the second version.
This delta can be passive - the delta is applied by an updater - or active -the delta contains instructions to actually perform the update. Incremental update more generally refers to details of the steps involved to convert one piece of software into another. Differential update is more specific and explicitly uses differences between the two pieces of software.
Comparing a list of software actually installed on a device and a list of software that should be installed on a device; identify software not installed that should be installed on install this software on the device. Version control, administering version numbers and releases. Deals with the problem of managing a modular software system: keeping track of the changes and the different version of the modules, the interrelation between the modules, the effects of the changes of one module on the other modules, the problem of multiple users editing different modules.
Applying any change to a computer program's code which improves its readability or simplifies its structure without changing its results. In software engineering, "refactoring" a source code module often means modifying the module without changing its external behavior, and is sometimes informally referred to as "cleaning it up".
Code refactoring is concerned with improving the structure of the code in view of easier maintenance whereas code optimization is concerned to make the code better for a particular aspect speed, size, energy.
Augmenting program code with additional information in order to increase its understandability in view of easier maintenance. Adapting program code to run in a different environment, i. Measurement of software metrics related to a software development project, such as product metrics and process metrics.
The sub-groups mentioned under "Informative references"; "Limiting references" and "Relationship between large subject matter areas" are to be taken as indicators as to where the document to be classified may be forwarded or circulated for classifiying.
Specific combinations or conventions of classification are mentioned under "Special rules of classification". Programming arrangements for computers having a stored program. Covers execution of stored programs, and arrangements therefor. A next instruction of the program, when fetched from program store, is translated into lower level microinstructions, usually by using the instruction to index into a microprogram or control memory to fetch a series of microinstructions which are then decoded to obtain control signals to carry out the function of the machine instruction.
All aspects disclosed in a document which are deemed useful for search receive a class, not just the subject matter of the invention. Hence multiple subgroups are to be used. There is no distinction made between invention and additional subject matter, and the classes for additional subject matter are not used.
A single lower level group is given if appropriate. A higher level group is given for documents having features belonging to multiple subgroups. The microprogram is usually fixed at runtime, and defines the operations of the processor. Changing the microprogram changes the functionality of the processor, i.
Microinstruction execution aspects independent of the type of microinstruction, e. Enhancement of operational speed, e.
Address formation of the next microinstruction by selection according to the results of processing. Next microaddress or microinstruction derived directly from the program flow, e. Selecting at the input to the control store, which address to use, and therefore which microinstruction is retrieved. Address formation of the next microinstruction by selection of microinstruction on output of storage.
Inputting several addresses into the control store, and selecting at the output of the control store which microinstruction to execute. Address formation of the next microinstruction by selection not based on the results of processing.
Selecting next microaddress or microinstruction not derived directly from the program flow, e. Usually implemented by substituting the microcode at a particular address in the microstore by a correct version during fetching. Note that combinations of subgroups are possible from different hierarchy levels, or from the same level within the hierarchy. The following IPC subclasses are not used in this classification scheme, but are covered by the subgroups listed here:.
Adaptation of hardware, and hardware control, to carry out the execution of a specific machine instruction. In the case of a single machine instruction which carries out a combination of operations, use a subclass for each operation. In the subclasses hereof, the terms in capitals which are used as examples, refer to well-known types of instructions characteristic to that subclass.
Specific instruction to perform operation between input data operands, usually returning an output data operand as the result. Specific instruction for operation on a series of connected bits, bytes or characters, for example using a mask to select certain portions of a data string. Examples include the EDIT instruction which alters a portion of a character string, or a Find-First-One instruction which detects the position of the first '1' in a string of bits.
Includes Endian conversion; Conversion between integer and floating-point; Decimal conversion instructions. Examples include : Move instruction which transfers data between registers; Permute instruction which changes the order of data in a register; Rotate or Shift instruction which moves bits or bytes within a register.
Specific instruction operating on multiple data stored in a single register, thereby effecting a SIMD operation. A combination of a memory operation and further operation e. Specific instruction to read or write data from a memory location, e. Specific instruction for control data or instruction prefetching from memory, e. Hint instruction. Includes specific instruction for monitoring or tracing program flow e. Special adaptations to execute a specific instruction which branches to a target address independent of any condition.
Only to be used when there is subject matter relating to special adaptations or details of handling of a branch instruction.
Specific instruction which causes branching to a target address dependent on a runtime condition, else continues execution with the next sequential instruction. Specific instruction which causes a branching to one of several alternative target addresses depending on a runtime condition.
Instruction which branches to a variable target address, e. Specific instruction which causes a number of instructions to be skipped i. Specific instruction for conditional operation depending on a runtime condition, which are not for control of program flow. Another example is a MOVE which is executed or not depending on a runtime condition. According to the outcome of the condition evaluation, the instruction is executed or skipped.
Often assigned by the compiler to avoid branches. Specific instruction to control power consumption or thermal aspects of the processor, e. Specific instruction to control serialisation of instruction execution; to control synchronisation of instruction execution. Includes specific instructions used to implement memory locks; barriers.
Includes instructions to facilitate atomic execution. Special arrangements for the generation or storage of runtime conditions, e. Special adaptation of the use of single or multiple registers for a dedicated purpose, not being general purpose registers.
May not be part of the register file. Examples include particular use of dedicated address register, control register, status register, condition code register, Top Of Stack register.
Only to be used when there is subject matter relating to special adaptations or details of use of a special purpose register. Registers which cannot be addressed by an instruction, and hence are invisible to the architecture. Organisation of sets of registers used for storing the data of a particular context, e.
Includes thread buffers used to hold the context of a thread, and forming part of an instruction stream. May have a pointer to the first window location, which may be used as a base address. Used for example for fast context switching, by moving from a current window to a next window. Register stacks are a series of register locations implementing a stack. The register stack is addressable generally using a register containing the Top-of Stack pointer.
Writing to the TOS location implies adding an entry to the top of the stack, reading implies removing an entry from the top of the stack. May be implemented as a shift register. Increasing or decreasing the number of available addressable locations in register address space, e. Reduced Instruction Set Computer.
Architecture having set of simple instructions which are decoded into direct control signals, and which take a single cycle to execute.
Complex Instruction Set Computer. Architecture having set of complex instructions which are decoded into internal native; microcode instructions, and which may take multiple cycles to execute. Instruction pre-fetching when instruction length is variable, e. Instruction encodings to achieve a secondary effect, e. Instruction format which is shorter by having operand specifier field s missing but implied, e. Top of Stack, accumulator, dedicated register.
Decoding of immediate operand specifiers or constants; Concatenation of immediates; Buffering of immediates. Runtime translation of an instruction by decoding an instruction which is non-native, to produce an executable instruction or set of instructions.
The decoding of instructions into microinstructions, being of a lower level, is not meant. Includes translating a single instruction into multiple executable instructions, or the reverse macro formation. An opcode which is an alias for a series of instructions, i.
Runtime translation of a non-native instruction into an executable instruction using hardware means, e. Legacy code may be considered non-native. Runtime translation of an encrypted or compressed instruction into an instruction which can be executed. Modifications to the instruction itself, or to the architecture, which increase the number of operations available to the architecture.
Modification of the operation of an instruction according to one or more bits comprised in the instruction. Modification of the operation of an instruction according to a mode of operation, e.
Modification of the operation of an instruction according to a data type descriptor, e. Modification of the operation of an instruction using more than one decoder, or a decoder which is adaptable. Address calculation or selection, for the execution of branch instructions in general, e. Selection of next instruction address from various alternatives, e.
PC, a constant, branch target, branch fall-through. Formation of the next instruction address for an interrupt, using hardware means e.
Usually implemented by substituting the instruction at a particular address in the memory by a correct version. Increasing the size of the addressable operand memory space i. Address formation for a series of operands by adding a stride value to the previous address to form the next address. Address formation using a single address operand, e. Operand address formation using more than one address operand, e. Uses at least two address operands which are added or concatenated.
The resulting address may be longer than the base address, hence indexed addressing may be also used for address space extension. The index part of the address usually consists of less bits than the base part of the address, and is therefore an offset from the base address. Removal of a branch instruction from the instruction stream, e. Using a history of previous branch target addresses to predict the address to fetch from, e. Stack to hold the program address to return to after a Call-type branch.
The stack structure allows nesting of Calls. History buffer of first instruction at a branch target, which returns an instruction rather than an address, thus saving fetch time. Cache storing a history of previously executed paths through the program, as sequences of instructions. Accessing the trace cache returns the next predicted instructions in the sequence.
How to handle store-into-instruction-stream, wherein an instruction in memory is modified, e. Instruction prefetching which crosses a line in memory or cache, for example for variable length instructions. Special details of decoding multiple instructions in parallel, e. Retrieving operands for instructions, from memory, registers, other pipeline stages or execution units.
Arrangements for the transfer of an instruction result to a dependent instruction, without first storing in the architected state, e. Transfer of operand data from the output of a functional unit to the input of another functional unit, without waiting for the completion of the data producing instruction, or without waiting for the data to be stored in the register file.
Bypass of an instruction result to a dependent instruction in another pipeline, or group of execution units, e.
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