Description
USA-based MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) recently unveiled a new programming language for high-performance computing (HPC) called Exo 2. This language allows HPC programmers to explicitly control how the compiler generates code by creating scheduling operations outside the compiler. This approach may foster faster user-directed code execution while facilitating the creation of reusable scheduling libraries. MIT claims this approach may boost flexibility and promote the reuse of scheduling code across different applications and hardware platforms.
