Compiler Lab
College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
Welcome to the Compilers Lab at the School of Computer Science, Georgia Tech, led by Professor Santosh Pande. Our lab focuses on cutting-edge research in compiler analysis and optimizations, integrating advancements in machine learning, software security, and program analysis to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in computing. We are a vibrant group, comprising 4 PhD students and 5 master’s students, who are deeply engaged in exploring innovative techniques to improve software performance, security, and reliability. Our research aims to push the boundaries of compiler technology, contributing to both academic knowledge and industry applications. Our work has been published regularly in top-tier conferences such as PLDI, ASPLOS, OOPSLA, PPOPP, PACT, CGO and more.
News
| Sep 2024 | Our papers Real-Time Digital RF Emulation—Part I: The Direct Path Computational Model and Real-time Digital RF Emulation – II: A Near Memory Custom Accelerator has been accepted as journal papers to IEEE Transactions on Radar Systems. |
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| Feb 2024 | Our paper Pythia: Compiler-Guided Defense Against Non-Control Data Attacks has been accepted to ASPLOS ‘24. |
| Jul 2023 | Our paper Beacons: An End-to-End Compiler Framework for Predicting and Utilizing Dynamic Loop Characteristics has been accepted to OOPSLA ‘23. |
| Oct 2022 | Our paper Decker: Attack Surface Reduction via On-Demand Code Mapping has been accepted to ASPLOS ‘23. |
| Jul 2022 | Our paper Com-CAS: Effective Cache Apportioning under Compiler Guidance has been accepted to PACT ‘22. |