Re: benchmarks for global value numbering

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From	Nikolaos Kavvadias <nikolaos.kavvadias@gmail.com>
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Hi there

> I was wondering what are good benchmarks for a global value numbering
> optimization.

I recall a technical report called "Optimizer Evaluation" by Preston
Briggs. You could find this from around the web.

This report is/was accompanied by a set of C benchmarks, with each one
exercising a different compilation phase/aspect.

Nowadays, the "OptimizerEval" benchmarks are part of the LLVM
Multisource benchmark suite.

Kind regards
Nikolaos Kavvadias

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