Scaling Context-Sensitive Points-to Analysis - Nasre, Rupesh
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Pointer analysis is one of the key static analyses during compilation and affects scalability and precision of several client transformations. Recent advances still lack an efficient and scalable context-sensitive inclusion-based pointer analysis. In this work, we propose four novel techniques to improve the scalability of context-sensitive points-to analysis for C/C++ programs. First, we develop an efficient way of storing the approximate points-to information using a multi-dimensional bloom filter (multibloom). Second, we devise a sound randomized algorithm that processes a group of…mehr

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Pointer analysis is one of the key static analyses during compilation and affects scalability and precision of several client transformations. Recent advances still lack an efficient and scalable context-sensitive inclusion-based pointer analysis. In this work, we propose four novel techniques to improve the scalability of context-sensitive points-to analysis for C/C++ programs. First, we develop an efficient way of storing the approximate points-to information using a multi-dimensional bloom filter (multibloom). Second, we devise a sound randomized algorithm that processes a group of constraints in a less precise but efficient manner and the remaining constraints in a more precise manner. Third, we transform the points-to analysis problem into finding a solution to a system of linear equations. Finally, we observe that the order in which points-to constraints are processed plays a vital role in the algorithm efficiency and propose a greedy heuristic based on the amount of points-to information computed by a constraint to prioritize the constraints. We illustrate that our algorithms help in scaling the state-of-the-art pointer analyses.
Autorenporträt
Rupesh Nasre is an Assistant Professor at IIT Madras. He received Ph.D. from IISc, Bangalore. His research interests include Compilers and Parallelization. He is a recipient of the Young Faculty Recognition Award at IIT Madras, NVIDIA special prize in CodeForScience, a winner of the Yahoo! University Hack Day and holds five US patents.