Documentation

Overview of PIPS

PIPS is an automatic parallelizer for scientific programs. It takes as input Fortran or C code codes and emphasizes interprocedural techniques for program analyses (this presentation is outdated but gives a global idea)

What is in Pips ?

 

FAQ

The answer to the most frequently-asked questions

PIPS Tutorials

Getting started: tutorial presentations given at PPoPP 2010 and CGO 2011 and accompanying example files

Guides and Manuals

This page provides pointers to the official PIPS guides and manuals, in HTML and PDF format.

PIPS Technical Pages

Some information on PIPS internals

Presentations

Some presentations about the project or some work in progress

The source corner

Getting PIPS, browsing the code...

IR navigator

An internal representation navigator on line. Just type you code and you get back the internal representation

User interfaces

The way you can use PIPS in real life

PIPS Meetings

Documents about some PIPS internal meetings, including the PIPS Developer Day (25 October 2010)

Brief History of PIPS

The PIPS acronym is overloaded because it simultaneously is the name of a team, the name of a workbench/framework/compiler infrastructure and the name of a project.

Bibliography (moved from the Main Page)

 

Bibliography

PIPS-related bibliography (unfortunately not up to date yet...)

Installing pyps

Pyps is the Python bindings module for PIPS. It is not installed by default.

Regions

 

Pipsmake

 

TPIPS

 

Polyhedric method

 

Distributed Code Generation

 

HPFC at a glance

 

pipsmake-rc.htdoc

 

newgen

 

tpips-user-manual.htdoc

 

drets

 

WPips & EPips User Manual

 

A-227.pdf