Stefan Gränitz will present his work on the llvm-autojit plugin, an experimental compiler extension that defers LLVM IR compilation to runtime automatically. The project reached a proof-of-concept state, where simple C, C++ and Rust programs build and run successfully. Once we introduced the general idea and the technical baseline, there will be many things to bounce.

Abstract: Prompt engineering/optimising manually is like writing assembly code; if you're a pro, you get the most amount of control and max performance with manually adapting Prompt, but DSPy provides the higher-level abstraction DSL for the functions the LLM-based system is supposed to carry out before getting onto the bare metal (the LLM). Get smaller, cleaner code with DSPy. (And auto-optimization as a bonus)

Discussion of the rapidly maturing RISC-V software ecosystem. Key projects such as Linux, GCC/LLVM, and OpenJDK are achieving significant milestones. Exploration of recent progress in performance-critical software, highlighting the impact of the RISC-V Vector extension and the RVA23 profile. Insight into how community efforts, including the RISE Project, are accelerating this collective work.