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The Canonical Parallel Form as a Substrate for Parallelizing Compilers and Agentic Optimizers
Imperative code fixes an execution order the computation does not require, and a parallelizing compiler must prove which parts of that order it can remove. We introduce the Canonical Parallel Form (CPF), a device-neutral program state from which every ordering constraint our analyses prove unnecessa
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