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ISC SYCL Tutorial
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contributor: max
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date: '2025-06-13T14:46:00'
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starts: '2025-06-13T14:00:00+01:00'
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ends: '2025-06-13T18:00:00+01:00'
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title: 'An introduction to developing highly parallel applications using C++ and SYCL'
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external_url: 'https://isc-hpc.com/program/schedule/'
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Parallel programming can be used to take advantage of heterogeneous architectures
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including GPUs, FPGAs, XPUs, IPUs, TPUs or special units on CPUs to significantly
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increase the performance of applications. SYCL is an open standard programming model
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that is defined by the industry and lets developers support many of these processors from
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different vendors using a single code base and only modern standard C++ code.
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This tutorial will give software developers the knowledge they need to begin developing
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parallel applications using C++ and the SYCL programming model. Our goal is to equip
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attendees with the skills they need to build highly performant applications that can be used in
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the fields of HPC and AI and deployed to multiple hardware platforms.
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We will cover the fundamentals of the SYCL programming model before moving to more
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advanced topics. We will explore how SYCL can be used to write serious applications,
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covering intermediate to advanced features of SYCL as well as some of the tools and
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libraries that support SYCL application development.
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This is a hands-on tutorial, attendees will work through exercises that represent key design
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patterns encountered by people who program heterogeneous systems and deploy this code
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to multiple processors from different vendors.

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