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In all his years of covering football for the BBC, Tony Gubba was never given the really big games, and he won't be remembered for one great phrase, but he could be relied on to turn in an impeccable shift. In four decades he rarely put a foot wrong, either in the commentary box or in front of the camera. His career took a late lurch into left-field in 2006 when he signed up to Dancing on Ice, becoming something of a cult figure in the process.
"When ITV first asked me to commentate on Dancing On Ice," he recalled, "they said, 'Do it like Terry Wogan does the Eurovision Song Contest. Describe the lifts and moves – barrel rolls, teapots and death spirals – but do it tongue-in-cheek. Be funny.'" Liberated from the requirement to take whatever he was commenting on seriously, he repositioned himself somewhere between Wogan and Sid Waddell, relishing ice skating's picturesque terminology. Lines like "a sitting stag which became a rotating fish lift" and "a butterfly lift followed by a prawn wrap" flowed freely.
But he also added his own colourful phrase-making. "She's like a succulent satsuma, waiting to be squeezed," he said of the orange-clad Emmerdale actress Emily Symons, while one extravagant manoeuvre earned the observation: "Laundry doesn't spin that fast in a washing machine!" Double-entendres became his stock-in -trade; when a television reporter who should perhaps have known better took to the rink, Gubba declared, tongue firmly in cheek: "This might be the night when Donal MacIntyre pulls everything out!"
Born in Manchester, David Anthony Gubba – the surname is Prussian – was educated at Blackpool Grammar School and enrolled at a Northern music college with thoughts of becoming an operatic tenor before going into journalism. He was the Daily Mirror's north of England correspondent for a time before joining Southern Television in Southampton as a reporter and newscaster. In 1969 he became the BBC's North of England correspondent, based in Liverpool.
He joined BBC Sport in 1972. Sportsnight With Coleman had kicked off in 1968, but when David Coleman departed and it became merely Sportsnight, Gubba took over, and was in the chair for three years before giving way to Harry Carpenter. He went on to introduce Grandstand and Match of the Day – making him one of a handful to have fronted that trio of major BBC sports programmes.
In 1976 it was when he was interviewing Tony Greig that the outspoken captain of the England cricket team made his notorious and ill-advised remark that when West Indies were on form they were good but when they weren't they could end up grovelling, and he intended to make them grovel in the forthcoming series.
After several years of covering football as an interviewer, presenter and reporter, Gubba made his commentating debut in the FA Cup third round in January 1976, covering the match between Scarborough and Crystal Palace. In an era when John Motson and Barry Davies ruled, the biggest occasions eluded him: his two highest-profile games were probably Wrexham's improbable come-from-behind victory over Arsenal in 1992, and the 2007 League Cup final – another defeat for the Gunners, 2-1 to Chelsea at the Millennium Stadium. Last year he overtook Davies to become the third-longest serving football commentator on British television, after Motson and Gerald Sinstadt.
Commentating for 40 years, Gubba was bound to compile his own list of "Colemanballs" – "the shot from Laws was precise, but wide", for instance, or "the ageless Teddy Sheringham, 37 now", or "Mark Hughes pulls his trousers up in a gesture that says 'job done'", or "Wigan Athletic are certain to be promoted barring a mathematical tragedy." When Trevor Francis became British football's first million-pound footballer, Gubba observed: "Others suspect that, like the Mad Hatter at Alice's tea party with ten shillings and sixpence stuck in his hat, Trevor Francis has been condemned to complete his career under the questioning shadow of that emotive seven-figure sum".
But by large his was a steady hand on the tiller, and he accumulated an impressive portfolio of sports away from football. He worked on hockey, table tennis, golf, tennis, bobsleigh, ski-jumping, darts – he presented the World Championships from 1984 to 1990 – and ice-skating. He covered every Olympic Games, both summer and winter, from 1972 to 2012, and every World Cup from 1974 to 2006.
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It was Gubba's experience of covering ice skating that led to Dancing On Ice. "I used to commentate on ice-skating for the BBC when Torvill and Dean were just blossoming, and it was they who recommended me for Dancing On Ice," he recalled. "It's horrifying to think that I turned it down twice because I didn't think celebrities skating badly would make a successful TV programme." Never having missed a programme since the show's inception, he pulled out few weeks ago and did not return.
Gubba, who died after a short illness, leaves his partner of 15 years, Jenny, and two daughters.
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C. The Individual Defendants 21. Defendant Reed Hastings ("Hastings") has served as Netflix's Chief Executive Officer since September 1998 and as its Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board since the Company's inception. Hastings signed and certified Netflix's false and misleading Form 10-K for fiscal 2010, as well as its false and misleading Forms 10-Q for the quarterly periods ending September 30, 2010, March 31, 2011 and June 30, 2011. Hastings also made false and misleading statements on Netflix Earnings Conference Calls ("Earnings Calls") on October 20, 2010 and January 26, 2011 and during a December 8, 2010 Barclays Capital Global Technology Conference (the "Barclays Conference"). Further, Hastings made false and misleading statements in a December 20, 2010 article appearing in an online blog, Seeking Alpha. Hastings fraudulently knew that these statements were materially false and misleading at the time they were made. 22. Hastings sold more than 187,432 shares of Netflix stock during the Class Period, reaping gross proceeds in excess of $43 million. 23. Defendant David Wells ("Wells") has served as Netflix's Chief Financial Officer since December 2010 and its Vice President of Financial Planning & Analysis from August 2008 to December 2010. He held the position of Director of Operations Planning & Analysis from March 2004 to August 2008. Wells signed and certified Netflix's false and misleading Form 10-K for fiscal 2010, as well as its false and misleading Forms 10-Q for the quarterly periods ending March 31, 2011 and June 30, 2011. In addition, Wells signed Netflix's materially false and misleading Forms 8-K dated January 26, 2011, April 25, 2011, July 25, 2011, September 15, 2011 and October 24, 2011, and publicly-filed letters 9 CONSOLIDATED CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT - 3:12-CV-00225-SC to the SEC dated May 20, 2011 and July 11, 2011. Wells fraudulently knew that these statements were materially false and misleading at the time they were made. 24. Wells sold more than 6,100 shares of Netflix common stock during the Class Period, reaping gross proceeds in excess of $1.5 million. 25. Defendant Barry McCarthy ("McCarthy") served as the Chief Financial Officer of Netflix from April 1999 until December 10, 2010. McCarthy signed and certified Netflix's false and misleading Form 10-Q for the quarterly period ending September 30, 2010. McCarthy also signed Netflix's false and misleading Form 8-K dated October 20, 2010. McCarty also made false and misleading statements and material omissions on Netflix Earnings Calls on October 20, 2010 and during the Barclays Conference on December 8, 2010. McCarthy fraudulently knew that these statements were materially false and misleading at the time they were made. 26. McCarthy sold more than 228,000 shares of Netflix common stock during the Class Period, reaping gross proceeds in excess of $41.7 million. 27. Facts that are critical to Netflix's "core operations" are presumably known by its key officers, including each of the Individual Defendants. In addition, the Individual Defendants, by virtue of their positions as Netflix's senior executive officers, directly participated in the management of Netflix, and were directly involved in the day-to-day operations of Netflix at the highest levels, and were privy to confidential proprietary information concerning the Company and its business, operations, growth, financial statements, and financial condition, as alleged herein. 28. Moreover, the Individual Defendants were involved in drafting, producing, reviewing and/or disseminating the false and misleading statements, information and omissions alleged herein, were aware, or recklessly disregarded, the fact that the false and misleading statements and omissions were being issued
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The MCJROTC Booster Club of Atascocita High School is holding a garage sale to benefit the cadets. Come find new treasures and support these wonderful kids!!
Have a great day!
Antique couch, sleeper sofa, wing chairs, Broyhill dining set, triple dresser & nightstand, Dinette set w/hutch, curio cabinet, 3 matching glass front cabinets, vintage walnut student desk, computer desk, HP computer w/ monitor and keyboard, file cabinets, bookshelves, 32'' flat screen TV, linens, kitchenware, jewelry and lots of Crystal and knick-knacks. No early birds.
Boys, young mens, womens and mens clothing. Household items, big cowhide rug, shoes, youth baseball, youth football, futon, playstation3 games, 2 nintendo wiis, wii games, wii accessories, misc items. All must go. Dont like the price.. make a REASONABLE offer..
WOW.....that is the best way to describe this sale.
We have a house FULL of treasures from around the world.
Antiques (American, French, Asian), China (Limoge, Lenox,Lladro, Herend), Crystal (Waterford, Baccarat, Lalique), Jade, Soapstone, Wood Carvings, Appliances, Tools, Jewelry, Boat, Fishing poles, Outdoor decor and SO SO SO SO MUCH MORE!
Queen and Full Size Mattresses with Frames. Dresser with mirror. Kitchen Table w/4 chairs. Entertainment center. Ladies clothes. Misc items.
Large Estate Sale with a lot of home goods, office supplies and equipment. Closing down an office, home and several storages, so we have a variety of items for sale including the following:
- Home Decor
- Kitchen Items and decor
- Office Supplies
- Furniture*
- Pictures (prints)
- Comforters
- Clothing
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- Toys and kids stuff
- Christmas decor and more
- Office equipment (laser jet printer multi-function machine), smaller flat screen monitors, etc.
- variety of lamps
*We will have some furniture and art at the Estate Sale, however many items will be sold at the storages where they are. Items include antiques, office furniture, desks, paintings, wooden desks, lateral filing cabinets (around 10), very tall solid wood book shelves (5) chairs, a lighted up bar, etc. For more information or to make an appointment for the storages, please email Jeff at ziodavide1206 @ gmail.com.
Entire house full of furnishings!! Some items include:
1) FUTON( excellent condition) brush nickel'' colors frame/ riser w/ mattress ( black futon cover)$100 obo
(1) side by side stainless steel refrigerator ( approx: 35' deep) -$250obo
(1) Heavy duty'' iron works '' outdoor patio table( round) w/ 2- chairs and new outdoor khaki colored cushions*** this purchase also will include the beautiful tray and (2) wine carafes'/ vases with grapes also ; as decor on table-$90
We will have sale on sat am,but will show by appointment only. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule an appointment prior to the Saturday / Sunday sale.
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1066 Budapest, Jókai u. 26, Hungary – Show map
the breakfast room had atmosphere
Perfect location close to western railway station, in the neighbourhood lot of pubs bars and restaurants, clean room, 30 minutes walk to Lánchid,
Good location - Railway station and metro station 5 minut walk
Hotel lobby was nicely appointed. Value to price ratio was acceptable.
Nothing this place was awful
location in the center thematic equipment english speaking staff breakfast
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Each room is differently decorated, very close to the city centre, you don't need the subway at all, very friendly staff, relatively big rooms. Wi-fi works great. Beautiful and stylish.
Great location, there are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. Old-style interior is very nice.
The staff was very accommodating and answered all if our questions. There was thus weird noise in one room and after talking to the reception guy, he switched us rooms without even hesitating!
Good location, atmosphere of the rooms.
The Cotton House is in its grand 1920s atmosphere in a quiet side street of the Teréz Körút boulevard in the heart of Budapest, close to the West Train Station.
The delightfully decorated rooms take you back to the Roaring '20s and '30s, featuring free Wi-Fi and cable TV. The Cotton House hotel features a variety of bathrooms, with some even featuring a spa tub.
The Orfeum Hall features various programs, concerts and a dinner buffet. The Cotton Poker Club features 2 tournaments per day, and the Cotton Bar is open every evening.
06. Terézváros is a great choice for travelers interested in Alternative Culture, Pubs and People Watching.
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Jimi Hendrix Residence is in the center of Budapest, just a 5 minute walk from Kálvin tér metro station.
Score from 690 reviews
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This modern inn is located in the heart of Budapest, only a 2-minute walk from the National Museum and Deak Ferenc ter Subway Station. The air conditioned apartments offer free Wi-Fi.
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Only a 5-minute walk from the Hungarian State Opera House, City Gardens has fully furnished apartments; a spa center with indoor pool is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available.
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Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments The Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments is on a pedestrian street in the heart of Budapest, just a few blocks from the Opera House and Andrássy Street.
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Cost-inexpensive. friendly staff.
No accessible sockets, particularly in the bathroom. The room I stayed in only had one socket in the bathroom which was about the door. I ended up having an accident trying to reach the socket. End up breaking a bone in my leg and having surgery. won't be able to walk for a couple months. Something as simple as having easy access to sockets in the bathroom would have avoided all this.
The location
The bed was not good, I asked for another one. They promised to replace it, but either they forgot or they didn't bother. The plumbing was clogged I think, because the water in the sink(which was cracked) and the bathtub took very long time disappear. The wallpaper was loose some places in the room, the chairs had som holes in them.
Perfect location close to western railway station, in the neighbourhood lot of pubs bars and restaurants, clean room, 30 minutes walk to Lánchid,
Breakfast could be more diversified.
Good location - Railway station and metro station 5 minut walk
In hotel can´t pay by debet/credit card. Staff say that is a temporal problem, but it is a constantly problem.
Hotel lobby was nicely appointed. Value to price ratio was acceptable.
Room had no window. Breakfast was inferior. Poker club in basement attracted smokey single men.
Nothing this place was awful
Ac did not work coffee maker didn't work hair dryer didn't work filthy carpet wallpaper peeling this is not shabby chic-its just shabby dodgy location this hotel is not tired it's on life support
location in the center thematic equipment english speaking staff breakfast
noisy airconditioning all night creaking beds poor coffeemachine Danube ship trip (not related to the hotel)
We have read that a lot of clients complained about noises in their rooms, therefore we asked for a quiet double room. We have received Charlie Chaplin room, and although the room seemed small, it was enough for us. It was quiet and clean. It is on the second floor (the highest in the hotel), the first to the left with a view on the back street, so it was really quiet - we didn't hear other guests and concerts happening in the Cotton Club downstairs. Finally, of all hotels we've been to, we have received a very comfortable DOUBLE bed in a three star hotel - usually this was a twin bed put together. We have also taken the opportunity to go for a jazz/pop concert that is held every last Thursday of a month. It created an unusual atmosphere together with the decor of the hotel and the club. When it comes to the location, it is close to two metro stations (you can easily get to the most important parts of the town) and to Jokai ter full of restaurants and pubs.
There was a problem with the pressure in the water pipes - hopefully it was temporary, because it has waken up us several times. The air conditioning didn't work - we were able to use only ventilation and hot air. Luckily, we didn't have to use a lot of cold air.
- Actually it is the worst hotel I have visited. Photos differ from booking.com site. Provided a room of the low category than booked, no windows! Breakfast was included but was unavailable in the hotel. Restaurant closed. Extremely low WiFi signal. The night bar located on 0 level, with loud music spreading throughout the hotel rooms.
Each room is differently decorated, very close to the city centre, you don't need the subway at all, very friendly staff, relatively big rooms. Wi-fi works great. Beautiful and stylish.
As the hotel is in an old, renovated building it is not sound proof, you can hear every noise from other rooms.
Great location, there are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. Old-style interior is very nice.
The staff was very accommodating and answered all if our questions. There was thus weird noise in one room and after talking to the reception guy, he switched us rooms without even hesitating!
The bed sheets... The floors were very creaky.
Good location, atmosphere of the rooms.
Breakfast was disappointing, after complaints somewhat improved.
Value for money, good location, near to the underground, spacious room
The sink in the toilet was blocked an took ages to empty
Very bad experience of the stay in this hotel. The furniture and all staff is very old - the photos do not show real state. The bed incredibly uncomfortable, impossible to have a rest. The strong bad smell in the room. But the worse thing - no noise isolation ! You hear everything from the neighbour rooms and corridor ! The night of our stay in the room next to us there was a party of escort girl and we have heard everything.
Location. Bathrooms always clean.
First room offered huge windows without blinds,I can not sleep in these conditions. Second room offered after request, no windows at all...but did the job.Smoke alarm without battery for two days without replacement doing the usual BIP...Bathrooms always clean but without champon or soaps.The shower shaked a little bit not completly secure on ground and not all water outputs worked proprely. Carpets never hoover during the stay.
good location , classic design of the room and comfortable .
Fascinating interior, spacious nicely cleaned room, smiling and helpful staff, great location in the center of the Pest. 5 min work from unique dutch "Frituur" in Hungary:)
Surrounding streets crowded with homeless beggers, as well as any street in the city...
The hotel staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was lovely, really pretty and very comfortable.
The wifi was a little dodgy, it worked in the breakfast room but not always in the bedrooms or lobby.
Original style of hotel and rooms.
Furniture of bathroom in my room need some repaire.
Very close to the city.
Too noisy during the night. Bad isolated Windows.
Well situated, gorgious decoration, very cosy, kind staff
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US 20020035722 A1 Abstract In some embodiments, the invention includes a method of compiling instructions of a program. The method includes receiving instructions for code motion and controlling the code motion while interacting with block ordering. The code motion may be done as part of various activities including instruction scheduling, partial redundancy elimination, and loop invariant removal. The scheduling may involve making an assessment of the cost of scheduling an instruction that takes into account generation and/or elimination of branches due to resulting block order update and determining whether to make the code motion based on the cost. Instruction scheduling may involve regeneration of predicate expressions to invert conditional branches.
Claims(24) 1. A method of compiling instructions of a program, comprising:
receiving instructions for code motion; and controlling the code motion while interacting with block ordering. 2. The method of
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scheduling an instruction; updating a block order of blocks of the instructions where warranted in response to the scheduling of the instruction; and scheduling an additional instruction. 14. The method of
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selecting at least one of the instructions for scheduling; and updating a block order of the instructions before conclusion of the scheduling. 21. An article comprising:
a machine readable medium having instruction that when executed causes a processor to: receive instructions for code motion; and control the code motion while interacting with block ordering. 22. The article of
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a machine readable medium having a program thereon which is created by a compiler that: receives instructions for code motion; and controls the code motion while interacting with block ordering. Description [0001] 1. Technical Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to compilers. [0003] 2. Background Art [0004] A compiler is a program that reads a source program written in a source language and translates it into a target program in a target language. For example, a compiler may translate a high level source program (such as C++) into compiled code that can be understood by a processor, such as a microprocessor. [0005] Block ordering (also called code placement) concerns the order in which instructions and blocks of instructions are to appear in physical memory. The block ordering may involve the selection of certain branch instructions between some of the blocks. It is generally true that it takes fewer cycles or other processor resources if the instruction is able to fall through to the next contiguous instruction in memory rather than branching to another instruction. Accordingly, block ordering involves attempting to pick the direction of a conditional branch such that it falls through to an instruction that is more likely to occur and branches to an instruction less likely to occur. Another benefit of doing so is that spatial locality is more likely to exist in a cache. Instruction scheduling involves moving instructions (called code motion) to better assign instructions to an execution unit for a particular cycle. The scheduler may move code within a block (called local code motion) or between blocks (called global code motion). Some schedulers are capable of only local code motion, while other schedulers are capable of local and global code motion. [0006] In prior art compilers, block ordering and instruction scheduling are independent activities. For example, in the compiling process of some prior art compilers, first an instruction order and accordingly a block order is chosen. Next, instruction scheduling is performed. Instruction scheduling involves code motion or moving instructions to different locations in physical memory to attempt better utilization of execution units. If there are three execution units, an attempt is made to have each execution unit be busy during each cycle. Following the completion of scheduling, the physical order is re-evaluated to see if can be improved. For example, if an unconditional branch branches to the next sequential instruction in memory, the unconditional branch can be removed without changing the operation of the program. However, in making these changes to the physical order, the execution units may be less well utilized. Good block ordering increases performance. Good instruction scheduling also increases performance. In the prior art compilers, however, by treating instruction scheduling and ordering as sequential, independent activities, both the instruction ordering and scheduling suffer. Accordingly, performance suffers. [0007] Accordingly, there is a need for a compiler with improved instruction scheduling and ordering. [0008] In some embodiments, the invention includes a method of compiling instructions of a program. The method includes receiving instructions for code motion and controlling the code motion while interacting with block ordering. [0009] The code motion may be done as part of instruction scheduling. The scheduling may involve making an assessment of the cost of scheduling an instruction and determining whether to make the code motion based on the cost. [0010] The scheduling may involve regeneration of predicate expressions to invert conditional branches. [0011] The invention will be understood more fully from the detailed description given below and from the accompanying drawings of embodiments of the invention which, however, should not be taken to limit the invention to the specific embodiments described, but are for explanation and understanding only. [0012]FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram representation of a processor and memory used in compiling. [0013]FIG. 2A is a representation of an intermediate physical block order. [0014]FIG. 2B is a representation of a final physical block order. [0015]FIG. 3 is a representation of a table. [0016]FIG. 4A is a control flowgraph. [0017]FIG. 4B is a control flowgraph. [0018]FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a feedback feature that may be used by the compilation code. [0019]FIG. 6A is a control flowgraph. [0020]FIG. 6B is a representation of physical block order. [0021]FIG. 7A is a control flowgraph. [0022]FIG. 7B is a control flowgraph. [0023]FIG. 7C is a representation of physical block order at different times. FIG. 8A is a control flowgraph. [0024]FIG. 8B is a control flowgraph. [0025]FIG. 8C is a representation of physical block order at different times. [0026]FIG. 9A is a control flowgraph. [0027]FIG. 9B is a control flowgraph. [0028]FIG. 9C is a representation of physical block order. [0029] A. Overview [0030] Referring to FIG. 1, a computer system 10 includes memory 14 and a processor 16, which executes a compiler program (called the �compiler�) to compile a source program in memory 14 to create a compiled program. Memory 14 holds the source program to be compiled, intermediate forms of the source program, and the resulting compiled program. Memory 14 may also hold the compiler. Memory 14 is intended as a generalized representation of memory and may include a variety of forms of memory, such as a hard drive, CD-ROM, and random access memory (RAM) and related circuitry. A hard drive, CD-ROM, and RAM are examples of articles including machine readable media. For example, the compiler may be included on a CD-ROM and loaded from the CD-ROM to a hard drive. [0031] The phrase �some embodiments� refers to at least some embodiments of the invention. The various appearances �some embodiments� are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiments. [0032] During any phase of compilation where instructions are moved around the program, the basic blocks (called blocks) may change. That is, new blocks on edges in the flow graph may be created and other blocks on edges may be emptied in response to code motion. In some embodiments, the invention involves dynamically updating physical instruction block placement during an instruction scheduling phase of compilation or during another phase of compiling involving code motion (e.g., partial redundancy elimination (PRE) or loop invariant removal). Branch instructions may be eliminated or changed as part of the updating. The instruction scheduling and block order updating is interactive, because the block ordering update follows the scheduling of some instructions, but scheduling of other instructions is done with knowledge of the updating of block order and related branch instructions. The scheduler can keep the execution units busier and with better code. [0033] In some embodiments, the invention includes a candidate selection mechanism that can measure the cost of populating an otherwise empty block or emptying a block. For example, when a block is populated, an additional unconditional branch instruction may be added that otherwise would not be included. Further, that unconditional branch may cost more overall runtime cycles than the savings gained by populating the block. The unconditional branch may or may not be in the same block that is populated so the branch may be added in a block which is executed more than the block populated. This also means that scheduling heuristics can be driven to empty blocks for the sole goal of eliminating branches and their pipeline bubbles. The cost may be a global or regional cost in terms of an estimate of change in performance in executing the compiled program once it is compiled. [0034] The invention differs from prior art compilers in which the physical block order is fixed during the course of scheduling the code. Opportunities for code improvement are thereby missed. In some of these prior art compilers, block ordering is performed again after scheduling all the code, and the code may then be rescheduled. However, several iterations of block ordering and rescheduling may be needed to realized the benefit the present invention provides, if it could be achieved at all by the prior art compilers. Further, it would take a significant amount of time to perform multiple iterations of scheduling, block ordering, and rescheduling, which in many instances would not be practical. By contrast, in embodiments of the present invention, the compiler considers whether to change the physical order after merely one or a small number of instructions has been scheduled or otherwise considered for movement, even though many more instructions are yet to be scheduled or otherwise considered for movement. As described below, in so doing, various opportunities to improve performance can be identified that are missed by the prior art compilers. [0035] As instructions are moved globally around the control flowgraph, basic blocks become populated or emptied. This opens opportunity for improving the code placement over what is was before the scheduler started. A side effect of rearranging the code placement is the modification of branches. For example, unconditional branches may need to be added or removed from the graph and conditional branches may need to be inverted. In a microprocessor where branches compete for resources with other instructions to be scheduled, dynamic code placement (updating) exposes those branches to the scheduler so that it has an exact view of the instructions competing for resources. [0036] Before providing examples, the following background information is provided. A conditional branch instruction has a target instruction and a fall through instruction. The fall through instruction is the next instruction in memory. It is generally true that fewer cycles or other processor resources are used when the instruction following the condition branch instruction in time order is the fall through instruction rather than the target instruction. Accordingly, the compiler may attempt to determine which instruction is more likely to follow the conditional branch in time order and to make that instruction the fall through instruction. When all of the instructions are removed from a block it is said to be empty. [0037] A control flowgraph is a well known representation of code that includes blocks and edges. The blocks (also called nodes, basic blocks, or vertices) represent instructions (also called code). An edge represents the transfer of control from one block to another. Control is transferred either by the execution of a branch instruction, or by falling sequentially into the code in the physically contiguous next block. [0038] Physical block order (sometimes called code layout, memory order, or physical memory order) is the order that the blocks (and hence the instructions of the block) are assigned for the instruction memory. Referring to FIGS. 2A, in some embodiments, during intermediate stages of the compilation process, the instruction memory includes a current region and a remote region. An imaginary line 24 separates the current and remote regions. Table 1 provides definitions.
[0039] Partially empty blocks are created by inserting an unconditional branch in a block that has been made empty through code motion. Fully empty blocks have no instructions and are in neither the current region nor remote region of the instruction memory. When a populated block is emptied by code motion, the block is made a partially empty block if it effects the control flow between other blocks, (e.g., if it is between two blocks connected by a branch). If the emptied block does not effect the control flow between other blocks (e.g., it separates two blocks that would be separated in a fall through condition), it is a filly emptied block. [0040] Referring to FIG. 2B, at the end of compilation, a final physical block order includes only populated block. A path compression technique described below may be used to remove partially empty blocks. There are no blocks in a remote region, so current and remote regions are not shown in FIG. 2B. In some embodiments, there are no partially empty blocks placed in a remote region of memory. [0041] Referring to FIG. 3, a block order table 30 contains information regarding the order of blocks within the physical block order. In some embodiments, table 30 contains information regarding populated blocks, partially empty blocks, and fully empty blocks. As the order changes, table 30 can be updated. A function which accesses table 30 is called LookupOrder( ). One reason to keep track of the order for all blocks is that if an empty block is removed, and it is later decided to return the block to the control flowgraph, it will be known where to return it. Also, blocks (some of which may be JS blocks, described below) may be empty before code motion is started for a particular scheduling phase. The block may then get populated and need to be reintroduced into the current region of the physical order. Further, in some embodiments, it is desirable that all blocks that may be used during scheduling be allocated before scheduling begins. Table 30 may then hold information regarding all these possibly populated blocks. In this way, if the control flowgraph does not include a particular block, that block is still accounted for. In other embodiments, table 30 might not hold information regarding all possible blocks. [0042] In some embodiments, the control flowgraph only holds populated blocks and partially empty blocks. In other embodiments, the control flowgraph may only include populated blocks. In still other embodiments, the control flowgraph may include all blocks (populated, partially empty, and fully empty), although on different levels. On one level, the control flowgraph could include only populated blocks (or only populated and partially empty blocks). On another level, the control flowgraph would include the position of all types of blocks. Table 30 may contain this information. Table 30 may be organized in various ways. [0043] Various methods may be used to updating physical block order and associated branches following code motion. The follow section discusses some of these methods. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art having the benefit of this disclosure that other methods may be used within the scope of the invention. [0044] B. Pseudocode and Explanation [0045] The following pseudocode provides an exemplary high level view of certain aspects of compiling. Statements of the pseudocode are numbered for convenience of discussion. Different embodiments of the invention involve different statements of the pseudocode. Other embodiments of the invention include aspects of some or all of the statements (as explained below). The statements do not have to be in the order provided in the pseudocode and certain statements of the pseudocode could be combined.
[0046] In line 1, an initial block ordering is made. An instruction ordering is made as part of the block ordering. Branch instructions are selected as part of the block order. Various currently known or new algorithms may be used to make this initial order. [0047] Line 2 concerns critical edges and blocks, called JS blocks, that may be positioned on the critical edges if needed. (CFG stands for control flowgraph.) In some embodiments, it is desirable that the number of blocks and paths remains constant during scheduling. Accordingly, at least in these embodiments, the JS blocks are created before the scheduling begins. Referring to FIG. 4A, a critical edge exists between a split node, i.e., a node with multiple successors (e.g., block S), and a join node, i.e., a node with multiple predecessors (e.g., block J). The JS block is position on the critical edge, thereby replacing the edge with two non-critical edges, one between S and the JS block, and the other between the JS block and J. If later as part of scheduling, an instruction I is moved from block J to block B, a copy of instruction I can be moved to the JS block, as shown in FIG. 4B. A copy of instruction I in the JS block is referred to as compensation code. Accordingly, a JS block may be an empty block or a populated block depending on whether it actually holds any compensation code. In some embodiments, the JS blocks are placed in the physical order and in the control flowgraph. In other embodiments, the JS blocks are only placed in the control flowgraph. (In other embodiments, the JS block is not created until it is needed to hold compensation code.) [0048] In line 3, empty blocks are removed from the initially constructed control flowgraph and affected branches are removed or changed. It may be that most of the empty blocks are JS blocks that were inserted in the statement of line 2. The code after removal of empty blocks is initial code as viewed by the instruction scheduler. The code may be the final position the blocks and branches would be in if there was no code motion (if no code was moved outside of its own block). [0049] In line 4, a physical global code ordering is constructed for all blocks whether populated or empty to create table 30 (shown in FIG. 3). Various algorithms, including well know graph layout algorithms, may be used to create the ordering. Line 4 is similar to prior art activities except that there may be partially empty blocks in the remote region of the physical memory order. This ordering may be computed ignorant of the number of instructions in any block. This ordering provides the basis of the function append_block←LookupOrder(b), for any block b which needs to be reintroduced into the graph. This answers the question of where to place a newly populated block in the physical block order. The following provides additional information regarding block order table 30 and LookupOrder(b) in some embodiments. (In other embodiments, the details are different.) Table 30 includes a block order array, which is an array of pointers to blocks. The pointers in the array are in the same order as the blocks in the ideal physical block ordering computed by �ConstructBlockOrderingTable(CFG)�. For example, if the physical block order computed by �ConstructBlockOrderingTable(CFG)� were A, B, C, and D, then the Block Order Array (BOA) would contain:
[0050] �ConstructBlockOrderingTable(CFG)� associates a physical order number (PON) with each block. That is, each block has a number N such that it is the Nth block in the physical order from the beginning. So initially block �C� has the number 3 in the above example. As an example, Block_Order_Array[PON(B)]→B. [0051] When an emptied block is determined to be moved to the remote region of the physical block order, it's pointer is removed from the Block Order Array (BOA). That is, it's pointer is set to empty (Null). When a block is populated and moved to the current region, a pointer to itself is reinserted back into it's position in the BOA. For example, BOA[PON(B)]=Pointer to B. The net effect of this is that the BOA indicates which blocks are in the current region of the physical block order. This may be used to indicate which blocks it is believed will be path compressed away (although that may change) and where to reinsert blocks which are to be moved to the current region. For example, if block B were emptied and moved to the remote region, then BOA[2] would be set to empty (Null). Assume block C becomes emptied and moved to the remote region. It's entry BOA[3] would be set to empty (Null). Finally, assume block C is populated and is to be moved back to the current region. The BOA table is used to indicate after which block C should be appended. Since the BOA entry 2 immediately before C is empty, we look at the entry 1 before that to find that A is indeed in the true physical order. Block A becomes the block to append the newly populated block C. [0052] The following is pseudo code for append_block←LookupOrder(b) in some embodiments:
[0053] Lines 5-20 provide a high level description of some embodiments of an instruction scheduler that interfaces with block ordering. Instruction scheduling is the assigning of an instruction to an execution unit for a particular cycle. [0054] In line 5, DDG refers to the data dependency graph. As is well known, a data dependency graph lists dependencies of instructions. If an instruction has a dependency, it cannot be scheduled. DagRoots(DDG) provides those instructions that are not dependent on another instruction for that cycle. In some embodiments, the scheduler is top down scheduler. Rdy are those instructions that are ready to be scheduled. [0055] Line 6 includes the start of a while do loop that extends from line 6 to line 19. The do loop continues while there are instructions to be scheduled. Note that �od� in line 19 is the end of the do loop. In lines 12 and 16, �fi� is the end of the �if� section beginning in lines 10 and 14, respectively. [0056] In line 7, best is the best instruction ready to be scheduled. Various techniques, including well known techniques can be used to determine which is the best instruction. However, as described above, in addition to using general scheduling practices, the �BestCandidate( )� statement can look ahead as to what would be the global or regional cost of various possible instructions. The result could be feedback to the BestCandidate( ) function. One embodiment of this look-ahead feature is described in connection with FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 5, as shown in box 50, the BestCandidate(rdy) function selects a possible best instruction (similar to line 7). As shown in box 52, the �from� and �to� blocks are selected (similar to lines 8 and 9). As shown in box 54, the instruction is moved and populate and empty functions are performed as need (similar to lines 10-15). As shown in box 56, the cost of the proposed move is assessed. (A negative cost is a benefit.) As shown in box 58, the states of the control flowgraph and physical memory order may be restored and the result of the assessment is fedback to the scheduler in BestCandidate(rdy). Note that the same or different code may be used to predict and assess cost, than is used to update block order. The same or different memory may be used for the two. [0057] An example of how a change may have a benefit for one small area of code, but be globally harmful to performance, is provided as follows with reference to FIG. 6A (control flowgraph) and FIG. 6B (physical order). Assume blocks A, B, and D each have instructions. Block C is an empty JS block. Further assume path A B D is more likely than path A C D. Instruction �i� is considered for scheduling from block D into block B. In some situations, this motion may place block C between block B and D in the physical order. A side-effect of placing the block C into the current region of the physical order is adding an unconditional branch into block B (since it would no longer fall into D). Adding the unconditional branch into B may cost more overall runtime cycles than the savings from moving instruction i into B. Different heuristics may lead to placing C in different places. However, as described above, the cost of the different placements can be determined ahead of time and used in the decision of scheduling. [0058] In line 8, a block called �from� is identified. In line 9, a block �to� is identified. Block �from� is the block the best instruction moves from and block �to� is the block it moves to. The �from� block may be called the source block and the �to� block may be called the target block. [0059] In line 10, it is determined whether the block �to� was empty (including fully or partially empty) before the best instruction was move into it. In line 11, if the block was empty, then it is inserted into the block order using append_block←LookupOrder(b). In the case of partially empty blocks, for example, an unconditional branch may need to be removed. Populating may involve introducing other blocks into the control flowgraph, removing blocks from the control flowgraph, and updating conditional and unconditional branches and the testing of their readiness. [0060] In line 13, the instruction �best� is moved from block �from� to block �to�. [0061] In line 14, it is determined whether the block �from� is empty after the instruction is moved out of it. In line 15, if it is now empty, it may be removed from the current region if need be. This may include removing other blocks from the control flowgraph, adding blocks to the control flowgraph, or updating conditional or unconditional branches and the testing of their readiness. [0062] In line 17, the best instruction is removed from the set of ready instructions. [0063] In line 18, each instruction that depended on the best instruction is now ready, as long as they are not dependent on something else. [0064] In line 20, a form of transitive reduction called path compression is applied on the targets of conditional and unconditional branches that have empty blocks as their targets. This has the effect of removing any empty blocks that are not used after the instruction scheduling phase. This reduction has no effect on the modeling of branches or the ability to well schedule branches and so is performed after scheduling. Path compression is illustrated in examples below. [0065] As an example, scheduling is included in lines 7-9 of the do loop. However, in contrast to the prior art, the control flowgraph and physical memory order may change (see lines 10-15) during scheduling. From one perspective, the scheduler uses the populate and empty functions as utilities. From another perspective, the populate and empty functions are part of the scheduler. Branches are added, removed, or inverted (switching target and fall through) as part of the populate and empty functions. The compiler of the present invention can take advantage of opportunities to improve code dynamically on the fly. The scheduler knows of the change to the physical order and related changes or elimination to branches and can take it into account in scheduling later instructions. [0066] C. Examples [0067]FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C illustrate an example of how branches can be changed during the scheduling process. Referring to FIG. 7A, a control flowgraph 60 includes blocks A, B, C, D, and E. The arrows represent edges between blocks. Assume that during the course of scheduling, blocks B and C have their instructions moved up out of their blocks so that blocks B and C are empty blocks. [0068]FIG. 7B shows control flowgraph 60 following the code motion of removing the instructions of blocks B and C. FIG. 7C includes columns 64, 66, and 68 that illustrate the physical block order at different stages of compilation. Column 64 shows the physical block order before blocks B and C are emptied. Column 66 shows the physical block order after blocks B and C are emptied, but before path compression. Column 68 shows the physical order after path compression. [0069] As illustrated in column 66, when it is determined that block B has been emptied, block B is placed in the remote region of physical memory (see FIG. 2A). The unconditionally branch instruction from A to C is removed since C is on the fall through to E. B branches back to E. B is taken to the remote region so that the number of blocks and paths may remain constant during scheduling. By moving B to the remote region, the branch in A may be removed by path compression at the end of scheduling and there is one fewer branch in the scheduled code. In embodiments in which the number of blocks and paths does not have to remain constant during scheduling, B may disappear without going to the remote region. Another reason to place B in the remote region until path compression is that if it is determined that B should be re-populated, it may be easier to move it back to the current region of memory. The unconditional branch that was removed can be reinserted at the end of block A. [0070] When C is emptied, it is not taken to the remote region because when C is removed, A falls through to E rather than falls through to C. There is no branch instruction in A to remove (other than the one to B which will be removed through path compression). An advantage of the some embodiments of the present invention is that the scheduler will know that the branch instruction will be removed. Therefore, depending on the circumstances, it may be able to schedule another instruction for the execution unit that would have received the branch instruction, or other instructions for execution units which would have been unavailable due to the branch being needed that same cycle. If it had been waited until the completion of scheduling to remove the branch instruction, the opportunity to schedule another instruction in its place may be lost. [0071] FIGS. 8A-8C illustrate an example of updating the block order to expose a scheduling opportunity referred to as multi-way branches. In certain processors, multi-way branching occurs when multiple branches are concurrently executed in different execution units in the same cycle. In some processors, the branch instructions have to be in contiguous memory locations. Compilers have been used to try to place branch instructions next to each other in physical memory (when it otherwise is a good use of resources) to take advantage of multi-way branching capability. The inventors of the present invention do not claim to have invented multi-way branching or using a compiler to align branches in contiguous memory locations. However, the present invention can identify opportunities for multi-way branching that might be missed by prior art compilers. [0072] For example, referring to FIG. 8A, a control flowgraph 70 includes blocks A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. (Note that in the examples of FIGS. 7A-7C and 8A-8C, there may be additional blocks that are not shown in the figures.) Assume that during the course of scheduling, blocks B and D have their instructions moved up out of their blocks. After this code motion, control flowgraph 70 would look like it does in FIG. 8B. FIG. 8C includes columns 74, 76, and 78. Column 74 represents the physical order of blocks A-G before code motion and corresponds to control flowgraph 70 in FIG. 8A. Blocks A-E are in physically contiguous memory locations. The �***� symbols in columns 74, 76, and 78 represent that blocks F and G are in memory locations that are not necessarily physically contiguous with block E. Blocks A and C each have conditional branches. Table 2, below, lists the target and fall through instructions of the conditional branches before code motion (see FIG. 8A and column 74 of FIG. 8C) and after code motion and block order updating (see FIG. 8B and column 78 of FIG. 8C).
[0073] Column 78 illustrates an intermediate state of the physical order during the block order updating. Switching the target and fall through instruction of a conditional branch is referred to as inverting the conditional branch. In the example, the conditional branches are considered inverted because the target instruction prior to code motion becomes the fall through instruction, although the fall through instruction prior to code motion is removed from blocks B and D. With the physical order of column 78, the conditional branch instructions of blocks A and C may be used in a multi-way branch of a processor that supports multi-way branching. This type of opportunity cannot be exposed without updating the block order dynamically in response to code motion. A prior art compiler will not regularly find these opportunities created by code motion. [0074] The question arises, why not invert the conditional branch of block A even if there is no code motion. The answer is that it is assumed that for other reasons, the physical order of column 74 is preferred. The edge A→B may be a higher probability edge so that block A would preferably fall into block B to save cycles. However, once block B becomes empty in the example, then the opportunity for improvement on the less probable path becomes exposed. [0075] In summary, the updating exposes added or changed branches or other instructions to scheduling. Further, removed branches or other instructions can make room for other instructions to be scheduled. [0076] D. Regeneration of Predicate Expressions to Invert Conditional Branches [0077] Another advantage of the some embodiments of the invention is that the scheduler can know when to regenerate the inverse sense of a complex branch predicate expression for a branch that needs to be inverted before those expressions are scheduled. In some cases, the predicate qualifying the branch is defined by a very long complex sequence of compares. In prior art compilers, the inverse sense of the branch may be so complicated, that code generation may have to be redone. However, with the present invention in which scheduling and physical ordering are interactive, if it is noticed the branch needs to be inverted, the compares can be regenerated before they are scheduled. If-conversion may be used to regenerate predicate expressions. [0078] Consider an example in which predicate expressions are regenerated to invert a conditional branch. FIG. 9A illustrates a control flowgraph before an if-conversion. FIG. 9B illustrates a control flowgraph for predicate region (1, 2, 3, and 4) after the if-conversion. FIG. 9C illustrates a physical order after the if-conversion. To generate the compares for the conditional branch which ends block 1, the condition for block 5 or block 6 being true is computed. The condition used depends on whether the conditional branch at the end of block 1 is taken to reach block 5 or block 6. This decision is decided by LookupOrder( ) and may change during the course of scheduling since block 5 or 6 may become emptied or populated. Accordingly, when the conditional branch target changes, the conditional branch at the end of block 1 is inverted which may involve regenerating a different set of conditions for the branch to be taken. For the example,�p� stands for the block predicate (e.g., a Boolean value that is true if and only if control flows through the associated block) and �c� stands for the Boolean condition computed in the associated block. The associated block is indicated by the number following the letter �c� or �p�.
[0079] From the Boolean algebra, computing the predicate for block 5 (�p5�) to be executed has one more term than the expression for computing the conditions for block 6 (�p6�). Therefore, assuming each term of the expression takes one compare instruction to compute, inverting the conditional branch at the end of block 1 will involve regenerating different comparison conditions. The two predicate expressions have different resource requirements and so should be exposed to the instruction scheduler as early as possible to guarantee the best schedule. When one of the blocks is emptied and it is known the conditional branch should be inverted, the comparison expression instructions can be regenerated and there is still a chance to schedule them in one top-down pass. (In other embodiments, details of regeneration of predicate expressions may be different.) [0080] E. Additional Information and Embodiments [0081] The present invention may be used over an arbitrary number of blocks (including the entire program). [0082] If the specification states a component, feature, structure, or characteristic �may�, �might�, or �could� be included, that particular component, feature, structure, or characteristic is not required to be included. [0083] In FIG. 2A and 2B, in multithreaded version of the compiler, there might or might not be more than one physical order in parallel, depending on the implementation. [0084] Those skilled in the art having the benefit of this disclosure will appreciate that many other variations from the foregoing description and drawings may be made within the scope of the present invention. Accordingly, it is the following claims including any amendments thereto that define the scope of the invention. Referenced by
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