[LLVMdev] Supporting heterogeneous computing in llvm, follow up.

[Christos Margiolas]

Hi Heinrich,

It looks quite interesting and I am definitely interested in
auto-parallelization and auto-vectorization for Hexe. My code is on
phabricator, however I have just organized it as two huge patches for now
and I need to provide more information about it.

thanks,
chris

On Mon, Jun 8, 2015 at 3:11 PM, Heinrich Riebler <
heinrich.riebler at uni-paderborn.de> wrote:

> Hello Chris,
>
> your work sounds very interesting.
>
> We are working on something quite similar. Our system, called BAAR
> (Binary Acceleration at Runtime), analyzes an application in LLVM IR at
> runtime, identifies hotspots and generates parallelized and vectorized
> implementations on-the-fly. Afterwards the offloading is done
> transparently.
> In contrast to your work, we are targeting the Intel Xeon Phi accelerator
> (Intel Many Integrated Core Architecture; MIC). To detect suitable loops we
> are using Polly and to get the binary for the accelerator we are leveraging
> the Intel compilers. The overall architecture is basically
> client/server-style.
>
> You can find more details in our publication. The project is open source,
> available at https://github.com/pc2/baar
>
> We are looking forward to hear and see more from Hexe.
>
> Regards,
>   Heinrich
>
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