Lessons during compiler course at UGA (Grenoble University)
I’m always happy to teach, especially when I should talk about compilers, specially when I should talk about my compiler HybroGen. It seems that the students were not hurt by my presentation nor my English accent even if I should improve my selfie skills :-)
My lesson was about how new computing architecture lead to complex compilation techniques with examples on GPU, Kalray, UPMEM, CSRAM (from CEA) and then how my HybroGen compiler could address some questions and works on innovative compilation scenarios.
This lesson was for computer science Master 1 students, French speaking & English speaking. Thanks to Laurent Mounier for inviting me
I’ve used two slides sets what are available to download here.