Andreas Kloeckner
2016-03-07 18:23:05 UTC
Hi all,
I imagine that one of the main things that PyOpenCL and PyCUDA get used
for are computations with large arrays. As such, I can imagine that many
of you are sympathetic to the cause of trying to come up with simpler
abstractions that nonetheless yield high-performance code for such
computations.
ARRAY'16 is a workshop that concerns itself with programming language
aspects of computing with arrays, including language design,
compilation, libraries, and performance optimization. More information
on the workshop (including the full call for papers) may be found here:
http://conf.researchr.org/track/pldi-2016/ARRAY-2016
The workshop will be held June 14 in Santa Barbara, and the deadline for
submissions is April 1.
I would be delighted to see some submissions from the PyCUDA/PyOpenCL
crowd! (Disclaimer: I am on the organizing committee.)
Andreas
I imagine that one of the main things that PyOpenCL and PyCUDA get used
for are computations with large arrays. As such, I can imagine that many
of you are sympathetic to the cause of trying to come up with simpler
abstractions that nonetheless yield high-performance code for such
computations.
ARRAY'16 is a workshop that concerns itself with programming language
aspects of computing with arrays, including language design,
compilation, libraries, and performance optimization. More information
on the workshop (including the full call for papers) may be found here:
http://conf.researchr.org/track/pldi-2016/ARRAY-2016
The workshop will be held June 14 in Santa Barbara, and the deadline for
submissions is April 1.
I would be delighted to see some submissions from the PyCUDA/PyOpenCL
crowd! (Disclaimer: I am on the organizing committee.)
Andreas