Dear all,

Just a brief note that after a few months of redevelopment I finally opened a 
new
collaborative website to continue Interactive Compilation Interface developments
with a hope to make GCC not only a default open-source compiler but also a 
default 
compiler for academic and industrial research:
http://ctuning.org/ici

I would like to thank Zbigniew Chamski for a huge effort to move old 
developments
to the new ICI2, to sync with GCC 4.4 and to sync with the current GCC plugin 
branch.
The idea is that many current ICI features are not necessarily needed to the 
general
GCC community but are now extensively used in academic research. So, they are 
currently 
implemented on top of GCC plugin branch and allow quick prototyping of new 
development 
and research ideas. If some ideas will be useful, using ICI and GCC plugin 
branch will 
allow to move them to the main branch much faster. So, I just hope that it will 
boost
innovation for GCC to produce better, faster and smaller code.

Also, if some of you are still interested to extend GCC with ICI for
Google summer of code (if it's not too late) or even without it, 
I listed some topics here based on ICI users feedback during last 2 years:
http://ctuning.org/wiki/index.php/CTools:ICI:Projects

Finally, I may not be available for some time due to personal and professional 
reasons
but we already have a small ICI research community so you are welcome to join 
our mailing list
and discuss ICI issues there :
http://ctuning.org/wiki/index.php/Community

Take care and maybe see you at the GCC Summit (if my proposal is accepted ;) 
...)
Grigori

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Grigori Fursin, INRIA
http://fursin.net


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