Probably not much - there are certainly papers out there - but as with most things - its the popular hits that get remembered. However it would have been nice

Probably not much - there are certainly papers out there - but as with most things - its the popular hits that get remembered. However it would have been nice to see at least Grace Hopper's compiler papers mentioned e,g: G.M. Hopper, "Compiling Routines," Computers and Automation, Edmund C. Berkeley and Associates, vol. 2, no. 4, May 1953, pp. 1-5. though given age of those papers - it may not be familiar to those surveyed.