contification paper
Matthew Fluet
fluet@CS.Cornell.EDU
Tue, 13 Mar 2001 20:10:41 -0500 (EST)
> > I guess, but that doesn't show that the actual transformation isn't that
> > costly. Maybe take the max of all the times? Or, just say that the
> > estimated transformation time (say, contify time of {call,cont,dom} -
> > contify time of none) was never more than X% of the total compile time,
> > where X is some small number
> >
> > (One thing that is interesting is mlyacc, where None has the highest
> > percentage, simply because it has so many functions at the later passes.)
>
> How about even simpler. The table just has lines and total compile time, and we
> say in the text that contification never takes more than 4% of compile time.
>
Sure, that's good. Do you want me to hack the scripts?