> Among other things, this means you can "plug your own language" into the syntax library to get a "free" autodiff algorithm.
Hello, as a compiler engineer I am interested in this area. Can you expand a little bit more? How would I be able to plug in my own language for example?
> So for example, you could write a program, then write an x86-specific optimization for one function which you can then prove correct with respect to the more abstract program specification.
So, what you are saying is that catgrad alllows me to write a program and then also plug in a compiler pass? I.e., the application author can also be the compiler developer?
Hello, as a compiler engineer I am interested in this area. Can you expand a little bit more? How would I be able to plug in my own language for example?
> So for example, you could write a program, then write an x86-specific optimization for one function which you can then prove correct with respect to the more abstract program specification.
So, what you are saying is that catgrad alllows me to write a program and then also plug in a compiler pass? I.e., the application author can also be the compiler developer?