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Compiler optimization with Greta Yorsh

1 tim 10 min•30 september 2020

It’s a software engineer’s dream: A compiler that can take idiomatic high-level code and output maximally efficient instructions. Ron’s guest this week is Greta Yorsh, who has worked on just that problem in a career spanning both industry and academia. Ron and Greta talk about some  of the tricks that compilers use to make our software faster, ranging from feedback-directed optimization and super-optimization to formal analysis.

You can find the transcript for this episode along with links to things we discussed on our website.

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