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I'm currently working with Tiramisu DSL and code_generator, and I would like to know if it's possible to convert Tiramisu DSL code into equivalent C language for-loop code.
I would like to convert the above Tiramisu DSL code into a C language for-loop code structure similar to the following:
for (i3=2; i3<8; i3++) {
for (i4=2; i4<8; i4++) {
for (i5=2; i5<8; i5++) {
buf1[i3][i4][i5] =buf0[i3][i4][i5] +buf0[i3][i4][i5+1] -buf0[i3][i4][i5+2];
}
}
}
Are there any existing tools or methods available that can convert Tiramisu DSL code into C language for-loop code?
I would appreciate any guidance or information you can provide regarding existing tools, libraries, or approaches that could assist in this conversion process. Thank you for your time and assistance.
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Hello,
I'm currently working with Tiramisu DSL and code_generator, and I would like to know if it's possible to convert Tiramisu DSL code into equivalent C language for-loop code.
Here is an example of the Tiramisu DSL code:
I would like to convert the above Tiramisu DSL code into a C language for-loop code structure similar to the following:
Are there any existing tools or methods available that can convert Tiramisu DSL code into C language for-loop code?
I would appreciate any guidance or information you can provide regarding existing tools, libraries, or approaches that could assist in this conversion process. Thank you for your time and assistance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: