MIPSpro™ Power Fortran 77 Programmer's Guide
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MIPSpro™ Power Fortran 77 Programmer's Guide

Document Number: 007-2363-002

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Organization of Information
Additional Reading
Typographical Conventions

1. Overview of Power Fortran

Overview
Strategy for Using Power Fortran
Command-Line Options
Directives
Assertions
Summary

2. How to Use Power Fortran

Overview of Compilation
Compiling Programs With Power Fortran

3. Utilizing Power Fortran Output

Overview of Output Files
Formatting the Listing File
Interpreting Default Listing Information
Sample Listing Files

4. Customizing Power Fortran Execution

Overview of Customization
Controlling Code Execution
Controlling Power Fortran Code Transformations
Performing Inlining and Interprocedural Analysis

5. Scalar Optimizations

Overview of Scalar Optimization
Performing General Optimizations
Performing Advanced Optimizations

6. Inlining and Interprocedural Analysis

Overview of Inlining and IPA
Using Command-Line Options
Conditions That Prevent Inlining and IPA

7. Fine-Tuning Power Fortran

Overview of Directives and Assertions
Circumventing Power Fortran
Fine-Tuning Scalar Optimizations
Fine-Tuning Inlining and IPA
Running Code Serially
Running Code in Parallel
Using Equivalenced Variables
Using Assertions
Using Aliasing
Fine-Tuning Global Assumptions
Ignoring Data Dependencies

A. Power Fortran Command-Line Options

Overview of Options
Options Summary

B. Power Fortran Directives

Standard Directives
Cray Directives
VAST Directives

C. Power Fortran Assertions

C*$* ASSERT CONCURRENT CALL
C*$* ASSERT DO (CONCURRENT)
C*$* ASSERT DO (SERIAL)
C*$* ASSERT DO PREFER (CONCURRENT)
C*$* ASSERT DO PREFER (SERIAL)
C*$* ASSERT [NO] LAST VALUE NEEDED
C*$* ASSERT NO RECURRENCE
C*$* ASSERT NO SYNC
C*$* ASSERT PERMUTATION
C*$* ASSERT RELATION

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