This Thursday (tomorrow), March 23rd (9am California Time, 16:00 UTC), @makslevental will present Nelli: a Python embedded domain-specific language for emitting MLIR. It builds on top of existing MLIR Python bindings to map Python primitives (such as if s, for s, and class es) to various MLIR dialects. The foremost goal of Nelli is to make MLIR more ergonomic to use and thereby more accessible. A secondary goal is to enable compiler engineers to easily write “micro-kernels” that are performant and compatible with various MLIR dialects. Nelli realizes these aims by remaining “Pythonic” while preserving the semantics of MLIR (vis-a-vis the in-tree Python bindings).
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Meeting ID: 851 5109 0498
Passcode: 828404
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