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Overview

The goal of the Opie Project is to compile conventional programs in imperative languages like C, C++, Fortran, or Java operating on matrices into equivalent programs. So an Opie compiler merely transforms one program into another.

Adknowledgement

We would like to acknowledge and thank the Edison Design Group for allowing us access to their industrial-strength front end to access the correct syntactic structure of C and C++ programs.

This research was sponsored by grants from the National Science Foundation numbered 0073491 and 9711269. Thereby, the US Government has a broad license to the copyrighted material below; of course (though for lesser cause), so does everyone else.

Contributors

David S. Wise (homepage) Professor.
Matt Carlson (homepage), REU Undergraduate.
Steve Gabriel (homepage), PhD Student.
Mike Rainey (homepage), REU B.S. Alumnus.
Jeremy Frens (homepage), Ph.D. Alumnus.
Yuhong Gu, M.S., Alumna.
Craig Citro (homepage), REU B.S. Alumnus.
Gregory Alexander, REU B.S. Alumnus.

Releases

Sun/Sparc without Edison license	Sun/Sparc with Edison license
sun_opie_canned.tar.gz README	If you hold a license from Edison Design Group, you may download this version "with" that license. By making this selection you affirm that you hold that license. Sun opie_licensed.tar.gz README

Motorola/IBM/Apple G5 without Edison license	Motorola/IBM/Apple G5 with Edison license
G5 opie_canned.tar.gz README	If you hold a license from Edison Design Group, you may download this version "with" that license. By making this selection you affirm that you hold that license. G5 opie_licensed.tar.gz README

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