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Date: 2014-01-20 09:48:39
Software engineering
Computing
Computer programming
Cross-platform software
Parallel computing
Application programming interfaces
GPGPU
High-level programming languages
OpenCL
Domain-specific language
D

Automatic Compilation of Domain Specific Languages to OpenCL using PENCIL U. Beaugnon A. Kravets

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