Computer Systems Systems Systems
Computer Science / Digital

Computer Systems Systems Systems

At the Chair for Compiler Construction, we explore how compilers bridge the gap between high-level programs and a wide range of modern hardware architectures. This demo showcases a toy example of that journey: understanding how both conventional and emerging systems operate, writing code for them, observing how a compiler optimizes that code, and seeing how it is executed on traditional CPUs as well as on novel in-memory computing platforms.
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Start 17:00 o'clock
End 22:00 o'clock

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Technische Universität Dresden (TUD)
TRR404 - Sonderforschungsbereich
Barkhausen-Bau
Eingangsfoyer Barkhausenteich
Helmholtzstraße 18/ Georg-Schumann-Straße 11
01069 Dresden (Dresdner Süden)
Website

Description

At the Chair for Compiler Construction, we explore how compilers bridge the gap between high-level programs and a wide range of modern hardware architectures. This demo showcases a toy example of that journey: understanding how both conventional and emerging systems operate, writing code for them, observing how a compiler optimizes that code, and seeing how it is executed on traditional CPUs as well as on novel in-memory computing platforms. The goal is to illustrate how intelligent compiler strategies and architectural innovation can work together to make software faster, more efficient, and better adapted to the hardware it runs on.

Information on the event format

Experiment Presentation Participate and do it yourself Suitable for children

Stations

Helmholtzstraße

  • 85 (bus)

Mommsenstraße

  • 66 (bus)

Nürnberger Platz

  • 61 (bus)
  • 3 (tram)
  • 8 (tram)

Münchner Platz

  • 3 (tram)

Regensburger Straße

  • 85 (bus)

Further events of the organizer

Computer Systems Systems Systems
Technische Universität Dresden (TUD)
Computer Science / Digital

Computer Systems Systems Systems

At the Chair for Compiler Construction, we explore how compilers bridge the gap between high-level programs and a wide range of modern hardware architectures. This demo showcases a toy example of that journey: understanding how both conventional and emerging systems operate, writing code for them, observing how a compiler optimizes that code, and seeing how it is executed on traditional CPUs as well as on novel in-memory computing platforms.

Start 17:00 o'clock
End 22:00 o'clock
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Start 17:00 o'clock
End 22:00 o'clock