SPAM Compiler Release

This message is to announce the release of the SPAM Compiler, which is
a retargetable optimizing compiler for embedded fixed- point DSP
processors. SPAM is built on top of the SUIF Compiler, which serves
as the "front and middle"-end. The back-end of the SPAM Compiler
consists of two components. The first component is a set of data
structures that store the various representations of the source
program (e.g. calling graph, control-flow graphs, expression DAGs).
The second component is a suite of retargetable algorithms that
perform code generation and machine-dependent code optimization. The
SPAM Compiler is available at the URL
http://www.ee.princeton.edu/spam. In order to download the
distribution, you must present a userid and password to the web
browser. To obtain a userid and password, please send an email to
spam@ee.princeton.edu with the following information:


(1) Your name.
(2) Your institution.
(3) The intended use for the SPAM Compiler.


Documentation that thoroughly describes the use of the SPAM Compiler
is located in the file spam/doc/spam.ps. We request that you provide
us with any comments that you may have with respect to the current
distribution, e.g. its usefulness,the quality of the documentation,
bugs, etc. The SPAM Compiler will undergo continuous development so
as to improve its quality. All updated versions will be made
available at the above web site.


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