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In contrast to the ("Current") way of developing libraries, SPIRAL ("Future") raises the level of abstraction for complete automation without sacrifices in performance.
Credit: Markus Püschel, Carnegie Mellon University
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The library generation work is part of the larger SPIRAL project, a multi-university effort that studies automation in software and hardware development in a more general context and comprises the research teams mentioned in the discovery article and the group of professor James Hoe, CMU. A part of the larger SPIRAL team is shown in the picture.
From left to right. Back row (4 people): David Padua, Aliaksei Sandryhaila, Yevgen Voronenko, Peter Milder. Middle row (7 people): James Hoe, Xiaoming Li, Maria Garzaran, Jeremy Johnson, Franz Franchetti, Srinivas Chellappa, Roland Wunderlich. Front row (3 people): Jose Moura, Marek Telgarsky, Markus Püschel., Roland Wunderlich. Front row (3 people): Jose Moura, Marek Telgarsky, Markus Püschel.
Credit: Markus Püschel, Carnegie Mellon University