Groups   108 of 99+      julia-users › Ehsan Totoni on ParallelAccelerator-jl in San Francisco on thurs Dec 17 5 posts by 4 authors      Christian Peel    12 13 15   This thursday Dec 17  Ehsan Totoni of Intel Labs will speak on ParallelAccelerator-jl  1  in San Francisco to the SF Julia Users group  2 .  ParallelAccelerator is a compiler that performs aggressive analysis and optimization on top of the Julia compiler. It can automatically eliminate overheads such as array bounds checking safely, and parallelize and vectorize many data-parallel operations. Ehsan will describe how it works, give examples, list current limitations, and discuss future directions of the package.    we'd love to have you join us   1  https:  github.com IntelLabs ParallelAccelerator-jl  2  http:  www.meetup.com Bay-Area-Julia-Users events 226531171   --  chris... ieee.org     Phil Tomson    12 14 15  Other recipients: chris... ieee.org  Will this talk be recorded?      Christian Peel    12 20 15  Other recipients: philt... gmail.com  This was a great talk.  I love the idea of getting fast results with vectorized code.  Ehsan and Lindsey Kuper  who was also at the talk  said that they are working with Julia Computing and investigating integration with the multi-threaded Julia that is coming so that an external compiler  gcc, icc  would not be needed. I look forward to hearing more from Intel Labs on this.  Ehsan's slides  1 , raw, unedited audio from the meetup  2 , and a similar introductory talk from Lindsey  3  are available online.   1  http:  www.slideshare.net ChristianPeel ehsan-parallel-acceleratordec2015  2  https:  soundcloud.com christian-peel ehsan-totoni-on-parallelaccelerato-jl  3  https:  www.youtube.com watch?v O6PN-kpbNTw   --  chris... ieee.org     Tony Kelman    12 20 15   Thanks for organizing this Christian, to Forio for hosting, to Ehsan for presenting, and to Lindsey and anyone else there who I was able to chat with. Was a fun meetup, as usual.     Ehsan Totoni    12 20 15   Thank you Chris for organizing the presentation and everyone for attending. Hopefully, with the help of Julia community, we can make high performance scientific computing in Julia much easier and faster.  https:  github.com IntelLabs ParallelAccelerator-jl  On Sunday, December 20, 2015 at 2:20:01 PM UTC-8, Tony Kelman wrote: Thanks for organizing this Christian, to Forio for hosting, to Ehsan for presenting, and to Lindsey and anyone else there who I was able to chat with. Was a fun meetup, as usual.