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Uday - what are your views on Java's project babylon, which promises to support dynamic bytecode transformations to support new programming models/hardware environments?

Great work! Is this open-sourced to the community?

Was there an efficacy comparison done in-parity with approaches of pysmtgcc/alive2 ?

Basically polyblock software performs compiler optimisation on different layer level operations. At the end will it generate library-free code which does not depend on any library? I wonder, we may see hardware vendor optimized libraries perform far better than library-free because hardware vendor optimized libraries can have SIMD and VLIW

Can we expect theese summits in Hyderabad?

Thanks for sharing! 😊

This talk is a truly great intiative by llvm bangalore folks in order to present complex landscape of polyhedral compilation and associated tech stack to "common" people. I would request team from polymage , to present such more talks/seminar that goes in-depth in to polyhderal compilation framework. Maybe present pluto compiler, how does it proceed with automatic schedule selection , selection of parameters for various critical loop optimizations (loop tilling , unroling ) etc. Or a presentation could be on polyblocks compiler itself or any other legendary uday sir's work .

Great presentation

Great work! I am wondering whether the implementation is opensourced?

The Network DSL is a really cool idea. Looking forward to seeing the performance benefits it brings.

Thanks for your efforts :)

Nice lecture! Thank you very much! ❤

The talk is awesome for affine dialect . Thanks for it May be next time , the talk is online (zoom/other) with screen-recording rather than recording from a distance -- so that no recording is missed and the screen and commands are more clear to look at ..

This talk is really good for beginners in MLIR. Any chance of getting the full video ? Some important bits were missing in between.

I missed this,glad it is uploaded

Can you mention the link, reshabh mentioned something like below on 52:07 timestamp Cick plan long term membership

Please provide some tutorials on LLVM architecture and LLVM components through a lightweight project. As an individual learner I get stuck. I have enough LLVM related knowledge like Pass, IR, PassManager, Pipeline and I am fluent in Modern C++. Tutorial may focus on using LLVM tools in projects that are not necessarily compiler projects. Like static analysis , liveness analysis not going into algorithm that much but mostly focusing on LLVM components that are being used. Algorithms can be learned taking help from eleewhere. Understanding of LLVM and its components so that I can use its components on needs basis in a project is where I need to grow.

since u guys are working in this field is a cs "degree" necessary, do they ask for getting into the role , i know skill matters but do they specifically shortlist guys on the basis of degree

Great presentation Prashant 👏🏻

good introductory session 👍

very nice

This is great.

Thank you for english language presentation, useful for international audience.