LFortran now compiles SNAP

 Posted on August 27, 2024  |  7 minutes  |  1439 words  |  Gaurav Dhingra, Assem Medhat, Saurabh Kumar, Pranav Goswami, Ondřej Čertík, Gagandeep Singh, Ubaid Shaikh, Thirumalai Shaktivel, Harshita Kalani, Parth Mistry, Vipul Cariappa, Shivi Mathur, Kerim Birgi, Serge Sans Paille, Advik Kabra, Christoph Junghans, Tanay Manerikar, Wolf Vollprecht

We are thrilled to announce that LFortran can now successfully compile and run lanl/SNAP, marking a significant milestone in our journey to beta. SNAP is the seventh production-grade, third-party code that LFortran can compile, bringing us closer to our goal of compiling 10 such codes—a critical step toward a beta-quality compiler. About SNAP SNAP (SN Discrete Ordinates Application Proxy) is a proxy application designed to emulate the performance of modern discrete ordinates neutral particle transport codes. [Read More]
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