Higher-order Virtual Machine 2 (HVM2)
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Higher-order Virtual Machine 2 (HVM2) is a massively parallel evaluator.
By compiling programs from high-level languages (such as Python and Haskell) to HVM, one can run these languages directly on massively parallel hardware, like GPUs, with near-ideal speedup.
HVM2 is the successor to HVM1, a 2022 prototype of this concept. Compared to its predecessor, HVM2 is simpler, faster and, most importantly, more correct.
This repository provides a low-level IR language for specifying the HVM2 nets and a compiler from that language to C and CUDA. It is not meant for direct human usage. If you're looking for a high-level language to interface with HVM2, check Bend instead.
