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LOCATION:Ella Maillart
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SUMMARY:Domain Specific Languages to Tame Heterogeneous and Emerging Compu
 ting Systems
DESCRIPTION:Keynote\n\nDomain Specific Languages to Tame Heterogeneous and
  Emerging Computing Systems\n\nCastrillon\n\nProgramming heterogeneous com
 puting systems is a daunting task and will become even more challenging wi
 th the advent of emerging computer architectures. This complexity will mak
 e it harder to democratize high-performance computing, which today relies 
 heavily on expert programmers to write efficient parallel code. This talk 
 discusses domain specific languages (DSLs) as a promising avenue to tame h
 eterogeneity for non-expert programmers. The high-level semantics in DSLs 
 improves productivity while enabling coarser-grained optimization and safe
 r code generation. Examples are provided from the domains of big-data, phy
 sics simulations and machine learning. The talk closes with insights on ho
 w compilers can leverage the high-level semantics of DSLs to optimize for 
 emerging memory technologies.
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