Research

Research at the chair for Compiler Construction is performed along the following lines:

Parallel programming of heterogeneous platforms

We study algorithms for deploying parallel programs (e.g., dataflow programming models) onto heterogeneous platforms while taking data placement and energy consumption into account.

Domain specific languages (DSLs) and tools

Parallel languages based on traditional programming paradigms (e.g., C Programming) limit the applicability of algorithmic-level optimizations. We seek to investigate DSLs for specific application areas (e.g., computational biology).

Optimization techniques

This is a horizontal research line that seeks to investigate optimization techniques that can deal with the complexity of the optimization problems associated with high level code transformations and generation.

Tools and methodologies for post-silicon technologies

This more forward-looking line of research seeks to investigate new challenges posed by emerging technologies for future programming tools.

Collection of projects for students

You can browse through the staff pages and find out what the members of the group are working on. Alternatively a list of all possible projects for students can be found here.