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HEL: A Heterogeneous Extensible Layer for GPU-Resident Runtime Orchestration
We describe a GPU-resident runtime system, HEL, built on stateful services that persist throughout the lifespan of a user application. A HEL programmer expresses a workload as an application that spawns coroutine-like tasks, which are then scheduled and run by the HEL runtime. HEL supports synchrono
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