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ForgeStencil: Automating Per-Case Stencil Specialization from Kernels to 100+ Real Applications
On modern GPUs the fastest stencil kernel depends on the stencil's shape, precision, and host application, and a kernel tuned for one case is rarely fastest for another. Stencil DSLs, code generators, and autotuners instead pursued generality: a single human-authored method reused across cases and v
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