MAGEEC
Welcome to the Wiki for the MAchine Guided Energy Efficient Compilation Project (MAGEEC).
This wiki uses the category system to group pages. The tabs above will take you to the main categories.
Contents
Getting Involved
Wiki
You can register for the wiki here. Please use the wiki category system with any new pages, since that makes the index more useful.
Standard Wikipedia formatting conventions apply here. Only the first letter of page names and section headings should be capitalized. Pages should only use heading level 2 and below.
Mailing lists
- The main mageec mailing list is mageec@mageec.org. Anyone can join, and this is where most work is discussed.
- The research team at Embecosm and Bristol University have an internal mailing list. Nothing especially secret here—just for issues it would be inappropriate to share with the entire community.
IRC
Day to day discussion is on channel #mageec at freenode.net. You can join by clicking here. The entire discussion is archived here.
Events
Upcoming events:
- 10-11 September 2014: EACO meeting, Bristol. Presentations by James Pallister on flash line optimization, Simon Hollis on MAGEEC first full system demo and Craig Blackmore on inductive logic programming (ILP) for energy efficiency.
- 14-16 September 2014: ILP 2014, Nancy. Graig Blackmore presenting his work on ILP for energy efficiency.
- 12-17 October 2014: CASES 2014. Academic conference, New Delhi, on embedded compilers, architectures and systems, as part of Embedded Systems Week. James Pallister is presenting the flash line energy optimization work.
- 28-29 October 2014: North American LLVM Developers' Meeting, San Jose, CA. Presentation proposal, including demo of MAGEEC on LLVM for ARM Cortex M3 submitted.
- 5-6 November 2014: Innovate UK 2014. We have a stand where we will be showcasing the MAGEEC technology in use.
Past events:
- 19 Jun 2014: GNU Tools Cauldron 2014. Held at Cambridge Univeristy Computer Laboratory, with presentation by Jeremy Bennett, including first public demo of complete GCC MAGEEC system, currently available on the cauldron website, with video to follow shortly. Sponsorship by the Technology Strategy Board underlined the UK's commitment to this field.
- FOSDEM 2014 Energy-efficient Computing Developer Room. Included a workshop on using the MAGEEC power measurement board.
- Energy Efficiency Workshop. Hands on event in Bristol organized in collaboration with the Technology Strategy Board Energy Efficient Computing Special Interest Group. Included a workshop on using the MAGEEC power measurement board.
- Jeremy Bennett spoke at the Energy Efficient Computing SIG Annual Event
- GNU Tools Cauldron 2013.
- James Pallister's presentation The Impact of Different Compiler Options on Energy Consumption slides and video.
- Jeremy Bennett and Simon Cook's presentation MAGEEC: MAchine Guided Energy Efficient Compilation slides (PDF) (ODP) and video.
As this list grows, a full archive can be found at Presentations.
Design and Implementation
All design and implementation documents are in the.
Software Design:
Hardware Design:
- Power measurement board, with a workshop to show how to use it.
- Details here on how to use the Power measurement board Python scripts under Windows.
Download
Software and hardware designs can be downloaded from the MAGEEC GitHub repositories.
Previous Work
MAGEEC draws heavily on MILEPOST
BEEBS
BEEBS is a testsuite created as part of the MAGEEC project, it has its own wiki space.
Research
- Related research literature
- Current Research questions.
Planning and organization
People
- Jeremy Bennett, Embecosm. Project Manager
- Simon Hollis, Bristol University. Project lead at Bristol University.
- Simon Cook, Embecosm. Project lead engineer.
- Andrew Back, AB Open. Community Manager.
- Kerstin Eder, Bristol University.
- Oliver Ray, Bristol University.
- James Pallister, Bristol University.
- Munaaf Ghumran, Bristol University.
- Ashley Whetter, Bristol University.
- Joern Rennecke, Embecosm.
- George Field, Bristol University.
- Gregory Cawthorne, Bristol University.
Project Plan
The project plan is a living document. You can see both the current version and history of the components:
- Project plan (which lists all the work packages)
- Milestones
- Risk register
- Exploitation Plan
All planning documents are in the Planning category.
Project meetings
The project team meets regularly to manage the project.
