论文信息 - Tomorrow's weather forecast: automatic code generation for atmospheric modeling

Tomorrow's weather forecast: automatic code generation for atmospheric modeling

The Ctadel programming environment transforms high-level partial differential equation (PDE) problem specifications into efficient codes for serial, vector and parallel computer architectures using computing-cost heuristics and architecture-specific symbolic transformations. Ctadel-generated codes for the Hirlam weather forecasting system perform comparably with handwritten codes.

Lex Wolters | Gerard Cats | R. van Engelen

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