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* [http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2935331 The Key to a Data Parallel Compiler] | * [http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2935331 The Key to a Data Parallel Compiler] | ||
* [https://scholarworks.iu.edu/dspace/handle/2022/24749 A Data Parallel Compiler Hosted on the GPU] (also available as [https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AN3eH7D93Q8%2Dxzs&cid=0CFFDB1C3A2F95F6&id=CFFDB1C3A2F95F6%21702303&parId=CFFDB1C3A2F95F6%21184476&o=OneUp PDF that allows searching for and copying text]) | * [https://scholarworks.iu.edu/dspace/handle/2022/24749 A Data Parallel Compiler Hosted on the GPU] (also available as [https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AN3eH7D93Q8%2Dxzs&cid=0CFFDB1C3A2F95F6&id=CFFDB1C3A2F95F6%21702303&parId=CFFDB1C3A2F95F6%21184476&o=OneUp PDF that allows searching for and copying text]) | ||
* [https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3589246.3595371 U-Net CNN in APL: Exploring Zero-Framework, Zero-Library Machine Learning] (With | |||
=== Presentations === | === Presentations === | ||
Revision as of 07:37, 8 June 2023
Aaron Wen-yao Hsu is the implementor of Co-dfns and an advocate for a terse and minimal array programming style. Hsu has a background in academic functional programming, and was primarily a Scheme programmer for ten years before learning APL.[1] He was introduced to APL by Morten Kromberg while working on a GPU-hosted compiler, and switched to Dyalog APL for the project, which is now Co-dfns. Most of Hsu's work on Co-dfns has been as a Ph.D. candidate at Indiana University; he was awarded his Ph.D. in 2019 and continues to develop Co-dfns with funding from Dyalog Ltd.
Publications
- APL blog posts on Hsu's blog, Fastidious Elegance.
Papers
- Co-dfns: Ancient Language, Modern Compiler
- Accelerating Information Experts Through Compiler Design
- The Key to a Data Parallel Compiler
- A Data Parallel Compiler Hosted on the GPU (also available as PDF that allows searching for and copying text)
- U-Net CNN in APL: Exploring Zero-Framework, Zero-Library Machine Learning (With
Presentations
- Dyalog '13 I04: Co-dfns Compiler (slides)
- Dyalog '13 I08: Computer Science Outreach and Education with APL (slides)
- Dyalog '14 U07: Co-dfns Report: Performance and Reliability Prototyping (slides)
- Dyalog '15 U11: Using Co-dfns to Accelerate APL Code
- Dyalog '16 U06: Co-dfns Report: GPU Performance, Workflow, and Usability (slides)
- Dyalog '17 U01: Patterns and Anti-patterns in APL: Escaping the Beginner's Plateau (slides)
- Dyalog '17 U05: Co-dfns Report 2017: Ease of Use, Reliability and Features (slides)
- FunctionalConf 2017: APL Patterns vs. Anti-Patterns
- Dyalog '18 U04: Co-dfns 2018 – What's New? (slides)
- Dyalog '18 U19: High-performance Tree Wrangling, the APL Way (slides)
- FnConf 2018: Does APL Need a Type System?
- FnConf 2018: Array-oriented Functional Programming
- Dyalog '19 U03: Lessons for the Masses from the Trenches of Co-dfns (slides)
- Jio talk: Pragmatic Array Oriented Functional Programming
- BOB 2019: Live Reading/Writing Co-dfns, The Way of APL
- FnConf 2019: Programming Obesity: A Code Health Epidemic
- Dyalog '22 D14: Text Processing in APL (slides)
Videos
References
- ↑ Hsu, Aaron. Dyalog - Recollections (section)
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