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GraphStep: Compute Model and Programming Tutorial

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Sparse graph problems are pervasive in circuit CAD and many other application domains. They are rich source of irregular, unstructured parallelism which can be mapped really well to an FPGA fabric. In this talk, I will outline the key ideas of the GraphStep compute model and discuss a few programming examples.

The talk is primarily intended as a simple programming tutorial.

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