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November 2010

Final version of the Accelerate paper (GPGPU in Haskell)

We will present our paper Accelerating Haskell Array Codes with Multicore GPUs at ACM SIGLAN Declarative Aspects of Multicore Programming (DAMP 2011), which is co-located with POPL'11 in Austin, TX, in January. The final version of our paper is now available, and we plan to soon release a significantly improved version of the Accelerate library (matching the API used in the paper), which enables high-level GPGPU programming in Haskell based on NVIDIA's CUDA environment.

Filed under  //  edsl   gpgpu   haskell   parallelism  
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Final version of the Singleton paper

Our paper Singleton: A General-Purpose Dependently-Typed Assembly Language will be presented at the ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on
Types in Language Design and Implementation (TLDI'11)
 co-located with POPL'11 in Austin, TX, in January. The final version of the paper is now available. See this previous post for some more information and proof scripts.

Filed under  //  code certification   security   tal   types  
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Quickly searching Hackage and Hoogle on Mac OS X

Haskellers on Macs should check out Alfred App.  It's a launcher application that also does web searches and a few other things.  In particular, it enables you to define custom searches that you can quickly access with a hot key from wherever you are.  I am using the two following custom searches to quickly search through Hackage and Hoogle:

The strings "hackage" and "hoogle" are the keywords, followed by the query strings.

Filed under  //  alfredapp   haskell   mac  
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