Method for selective solicitation of user assistance in the performance tuning process

Method for selective solicitation of user assistance in the performance tuning process

A compiler tool is provided to selectively solicit assistance from a programmer in order to improve optimization of code compiled by the compiler. As a program is being compiled, the compiler keeps track of the places where it could do better if it only knew certain information. The user is presente...

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