Chplx - Bridging Chapel and C++ for Enhanced Asynchronous Many-Task Programming
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Chplx claims a working Chplx bridge that translates Chapel to C++ via a source-to-source translator integrated with CMake, implemented in three passes that build symbol tables and C++ ASTs and emit modules. Early results after a six month effort show better performance than Chapel compiled to generated C with -O but not yet matching Chapel’s fast flag; Apex is integrated for finer profiling; it already builds and runs Chapel stream and TradHeat style benchmarks.
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