AlAsm
AlAsm is a fictional open-source assembler and code-generation framework designed to illustrate how high-level descriptions can be translated into optimized machine code across multiple architectures. It provides a small domain-specific language for specifying computational kernels and a portable backend that emits assembly or object code for CPUs and, in some variants, GPUs. The project emphasizes modularity, cross-platform support, and clear debugging interfaces.
History and development: Created for educational purposes, AlAsm is described as a collaborative initiative with contributors
Architecture and features: Core components include a DSL front-end, a mid-level IR, and architecture-specific backends. It
Usage and reception: In instructional settings, AlAsm is used to demonstrate translation pipelines, optimization strategies, and