MLIR Talks @ CGO this Sunday 2/28

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This Sunday (2/28), there are two workshops collocated with CGO that have MLIR-related talks:

C4ML (Compilers for Machine Learning):

  • Uday Bondhugula, Polymage Labs & Indian Institute of Science: Polyhedral Building Blocks for High-Performance Code Generation in MLIR.
  • Xiaoyong Liu, Alibaba: An MLIR-Based end-to-end dynamic shape compiler.
  • Chao Liu & Wen-Heng (Jack) Chung, AMD: Realize implicit GEMM-based convolutions on AMD GPU using MLIR.

Fifth LLVM Performance Workshop:

  • Vinay M, Ranjith Kumar H, Siddharth Tiwary and Prashantha Nr: Classical Loop Nest Transformation Framework on MLIR.
  • Vinay Madhusudan, Ranjith Kumar and Prashanth Nr: Moving LLVM’s code generator to MLIR framework.
  • Prashantha Nr and Ranjith Kumar: LTO and Data Layout Optimisations in MLIR.
  • Gokcen Kestor: COMET: Domain Specific Compilation for Heterogenous Targets

Registration is $60 ($30 for IEEE/ACM members).

It seems that some of these could be great topics of discussion within our Open Design meeting. I may try to ask the presenters if they are interested in repeating their talk for us :slight_smile:

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#2

Let’s add two other talks in the main conference:

#3

And I missed that on Monday: @lorenzo_chelini presents Progressive Raising in Multi-level IR (Progressive Raising in Multi-level IR – Google Research)

#4

We’ll have quite a folks floating around at CGO and C4ML (in talks & gather town), so looking forward to seeing folks there!

#5

Does anybody know if workshop talks have been recorded? Or, at least, if presentations can be made available?

(Holding workshops over the weekend is okay-ish for in-person conferences but makes life hard for attendees in the remote setting…)

#6

They were yes (well there was an option to opt-out if I recall correctly, so all may not be posted).

Although I prefer in-person and easier to not get distracted, I found remote easier over weekend as I didn’t spend an extra day traveling (so it took 1 day of my weekend rather than both) and I could fulfill some of my regular responsibilities at home. Instead during the week remote is more difficult for me, as folks know I’m at my desk still :slight_smile: