ACACES 2023: Rethinking compiler technology in a heterogeneous world, Lecture 1 - Michael O'Boyle

Is the complexity of compilation getting you down? With new kinds of hardware popping up left, right and centre, writing compilers is becoming increasingly onerous. But help is at hand!
In his courses at ACACES 2023, compiler expert Michael O'Boyle (University of Edinburgh) explored the role of automation as a tool for compilation construction. This introductory lecture, the first in his course, takes a look back at automatic machine learning approaches to profitability analysis and auto-tuning in the last couple of decades.
Further information:
Michael O Boyle's InfoPage: www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/mob/
Compilation course at ACACES 2023: bit.ly/ACACES23_courses_Micha...
ACACES summer school: www.hipeac.net/events/#/acaces/
High Performance, Edge And Cloud computing: www.hipeac.net

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Great lecture. I will be missing next 4 lectures badly