Polyhedral Compilation as a Design Pattern for Compilers (2/2) - Albert Cohen - PLISS 2019
Polyhedral compilation is a technique for optimizing compilation of array and vector operations, widely used in compilers for machine learning and similar numeric tasks. However, there is little material that provides an actual overview of polyhedral compilation, with most experts referring to a few papers and theses. In this second talk, Albert Cohen provides an overview of how polyhedral compilation techniques have been used in practical compilers and what the future of polyhedral compilation is. Slides: https://pliss2019.github.io/albert_co... Part of PLISS 2019: https://pliss2019.github.io
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