> Singeli is a domain-specific language for building high-performance algorithms (including SIMD) with flexible abstractions over code that corresponds to individual instructions. It's implemented in BQN, with a frontend that emits IR and a backend that converts it to C (the IR is simple, so that other backends like LLVM or machine code could be supported without much work).
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