Konstantinos Parasyris retweeted
Optimizing scientific software is a big challenge, but what if you had SOTA performance analysis & optimization tools? As the latest CASC newsletter explains, you can: computing.llnl.gov/casc/news…
ALT bar chart showing speedup over AOT on the y-axis and five codes along the x-axis; speedups range from 1.28x to 2.80x
Konstantinos Parasyris retweeted
The latest CASC newsletter describes scalable methods & solvers for engineering contact mechanics. Read on: computing.llnl.gov/casc/news…
ALT blue rectangle with arrows denoting contact stress at top and right
Konstantinos Parasyris retweeted
LLNL’s Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) has developed a new JIT approach that leverages LLVM intermediate representation (IR) to optimize #GPU kernels at runtime
computing.llnl.gov/about/new…
#HPC #AI via @Livermore_Comp @Livermore_Lab
Konstantinos Parasyris retweeted
Super happy to be able to finally announce the first iteration or our new code data "ComPile", a 182B tokens/2.4TB textual IR dataset of compiled production sources. In collaboration with @aidengrossman1 @__koparasy__ @tbennun @wsmoses @josemonsalve2 Mircea Trofin & @llvm_dev
Konstantinos Parasyris retweeted
Spack v0.20.1 is out, with many improvements, including module file wand container generation!
Other highlights:
- Fixed reading JSON manifest on Cray
- Show external status explicitly as [e]
- Fixed compiler removal from cli
Get it now!
github.com/spack/spack/relea…
