BAGHDADI RIYADH
| -Phd student at INRIA/UPMC, France (2011). -Master degree from UPMC (Paris6), France (2011). -Engineering degree from Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Informatique (ESI, Algiers, 2010). -Google summer of code student (2010). -Microsoft imagine cup finalist (2007 & 2008). -Works on automatic parallelization, GPGPU programming, accelerator code generation and participates in the extension of GCC/Graphite. |
riyadh.baghdadi[@]inria.fr |
Publications, presentations & posters
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Riyadh Baghdadi, “Putting Polyhedral Optimization Techniques to Work in Production Compilers: Progresses in Scalability and Memory Management”, (poster), ACM Student Research Competition 2012 (SRC'12), 2012 International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization (CGO'12). California, 2012.
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Riyadh Baghdadi, A. Cohen, C. Bastoul, L-N. Pouchet and L. Rauchwerger, “The Potential of Synergistic Static, Dynamic and Speculative Loop Nest Optimizations for Automatic Parallelization”, PESPMA 2010, June 2010, Saint-Malo, France. [PDF]
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Riyadh Baghdadi, Smail Niar, “Enhancing Image Processing Capability by Memory Compression”, In The 2nd IEEE International conference on Signals, Circuits & Systems (SCS’08), Hammamet, 7-9 Nov 2008 [PDF].
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Riyadh Baghdadi, “Adaptive, Compressed Memory Swap (CM-Swap)”, segminaire sur les systemes numerique embarques - SSNE08. Algiers, 2008.
Research
My areas of interest include: accelerator code generation, GPGPU programming, static
parallelization and speculation. I work on the following
projects :
- GPU polyhedral compilation :
- Design new polyhedral-based optimization techniques for GPUs. The target language is OpenCL.
- Project supported by ARM, and funded by the European Union.
- Design new polyhedral-based optimization techniques for GPUs. The target language is OpenCL.
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ScopLib Support for GCC :
- Worked with Sebastian pop (AMD) on making GCC able to communicate with advanced polyhedral optimization tools.
- A part of Google Summer of Code 2010 (pdf).
- I wrote the 5 Tips to get your Google Summer of Code proposal accepted.
Other
- Google Technology User Group (Algiers GTUG) .
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OpenESI initiative : a collection of Algerian open source projects, the goal is to encourage students to work on open source projects.
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TestOs : an educational & research operating system kernel.
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CM-swap: we studied in this project the effectiveness of creating an adaptive platform for memory compression in the Linux kernel based on compcache.
