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Analyzing Linux on a Supercomputer
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DOI：10.1109/MS.2024.3512732.png)
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The C preprocessor, a key element of the language, has become a liability due to its lack of integration with modern language semantics. This column describes the analysis of the C preprocessor usage in the Linux kernel, comprising 20 million lines of code, using the CScout refactoring browser. Processing limitations led to a solution leveraging a supercomputer's parallel processing capabilities. The analysis divided the kernel's source files across 32 supercomputer nodes and implemented a binary tournament database merging strategy. Initial efforts revealed multiple difficulties. Resolving them involved several false starts involving recursive SQL statements, an SQLite extension, and the GraphViz connected components tool. After a number of redesigns guided by stress-testing, the analysis finished in just 32 hours rather than a week, using 374 CPU hours and 640 GiB RAM on the supercomputer's nodes.
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