Suif
Suif is a language and compiler system developed at Stanford University in the early 1990s. It was designed as a high-performance parallel programming environment, primarily targeting shared-memory multiprocessors. The goal of Suif was to provide a flexible and extensible framework for compiler research and development, particularly for automatic parallelization and program analysis.
The Suif system consists of a compiler infrastructure that breaks down source code into an intermediate representation.
A key aspect of Suif was its modular design, allowing researchers to easily add new analyses, transformations,