Michael O'Boyle
PhD, University of Manchester, 1992
Email: mob at inf dot ed dot ac dot uk
Phone: 0131 650 5117
Fax: 0131 667 7209
- School of Informatics
- Institute for Computing Systems Architecture
- King's Buildings
- Mayfield Road
- Edinburgh EH9 3JZ
The primary research question I am interested in is: how can compiler
technology best exploit the potential of high performance
architectures? My work involves developing new theory and optimisation
techniques and then prototyping these ideas in experimental compilers.
Compilers are one component in high performance computing and I am
interested in their interaction with other components, most notably
architecture design.
My research interests include:
I am a member of the Compiler and Architecture Design Group
and fom January 2001, hold an EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship on Adaptive Compilation.
A list of my publications,
selected papers
and a brief biography
Steering Commitee CPC
Programme Commitee Member PACT 2004
Programme Commitee Member ICS 2004
Vice Programme Chair Compilers for High Performance, Europar 2004, Italy.
Programme Commitee Member ICS 2003
Vice Programme Chair Compilers for High Performance, Europar 2003, Austria.
Programme Committee Member IPDPS 2003
I am an honorary lecturer in the Department
of Computer Science, University of Manchester and a member of the
CNC.
Prospective PhD Students
I am interested in supervising
PhD students in any of the above research areas. For further details,
please use the contact information at the top of this page