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 ====== Project Leaders ====== ====== Project Leaders ======
  
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 <panel type="default" title="Clemens Grelck" subtitle="University of Amsterdam"> <panel type="default" title="Clemens Grelck" subtitle="University of Amsterdam">
 [[https://staff.fnwi.uva.nl/c.u.grelck/|Clemens]] integrated the module system and the functionally sound I/O facilities into SAC. Later on he worked on the implicit support for multithreaded execution of SAC programs on shared memory architectures. Clemens is particularly interested in all aspects of parallel program execution, in compiler optimization techniques, and in memory management. [[https://staff.fnwi.uva.nl/c.u.grelck/|Clemens]] integrated the module system and the functionally sound I/O facilities into SAC. Later on he worked on the implicit support for multithreaded execution of SAC programs on shared memory architectures. Clemens is particularly interested in all aspects of parallel program execution, in compiler optimization techniques, and in memory management.
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 [[http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~sbs/|Sven-Bodo]] made the basic language design of SAC. He is particularly interested in compiler optimizations, compilation to multiprocessor systems, as well as language re-design due to application feedback. Currently, he works on a re-design of the type system of SAC as well as language extensions for unifying arrays and streams. [[http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~sbs/|Sven-Bodo]] made the basic language design of SAC. He is particularly interested in compiler optimizations, compilation to multiprocessor systems, as well as language re-design due to application feedback. Currently, he works on a re-design of the type system of SAC as well as language extensions for unifying arrays and streams.
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 ====== Senior Members ====== ====== Senior Members ======
 <panel type="default" title="Robert Bernecky" subtitle="Snake Island Research"> <panel type="default" title="Robert Bernecky" subtitle="Snake Island Research">
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 ====== MSc/ BSc Students ====== ====== MSc/ BSc Students ======
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 +<panel type="default" title="Job Cuppen" subtitle="Radboud University of Nijmegen">
 +Job is working on a package manager for SaC that ensures correct cross-module builds in the context of versioning, name duplicates and cross-platform reproducability.
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 +<panel type="default" title="Niek Janssen" subtitle="Radboud University of Nijmegen">
 +Niek implements a new improved code generator for CUDA. It allows mapping with-loop index sets into thread-spaces
 +by means of a few well-defined combinators. These mappings can either be user-specified in the form of pragmas which can be inferred by means of a few alternative strategies through the compiler as well.
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 +<panel type="default" title="Reg Huijben" subtitle="Radboud University of Nijmegen">
 +Reg implements support for structures, arrays of structures, and structures of structures, as long as they are not recursively nested.
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 ====== Collaborators ====== ====== Collaborators ======
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 ====== Former MSc/BSc students ====== ====== Former MSc/BSc students ======
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 +<panel type="default" title="Gijs Cuyck" subtitle="Radboud University of Nijmegen">
 +Gijs has developed an optimisation for doing fold-operations in-place that operate on hyper-planes of higher-dimensional arrays.
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 <panel type="default" title="Jan-Henrik Baumgarten" subtitle="University of Lübeck"> <panel type="default" title="Jan-Henrik Baumgarten" subtitle="University of Lübeck">
 Jan-Henrik worked on improving the internal compiler infrastructure. As a part of his term project, he designed a conformity checker for the syntax tree representation that can be derived mostly automatically from a formal XML specification. Jan-Henrik worked on improving the internal compiler infrastructure. As a part of his term project, he designed a conformity checker for the syntax tree representation that can be derived mostly automatically from a formal XML specification.
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 Henning graduated from the University of Kiel with a Diploma in Computer Science in 1996. Henning graduated from the University of Kiel with a Diploma in Computer Science in 1996.
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