Annotated Bibiliography of Scientific Code Automation

Analysa [2] combined efficiency and expressiveness by using a functional programming language (AlScheme) as a scripting language which linked with C, C++ and Fortran code for efficiency. The Broadway compiler [18] supports domain-specific compiler optimizations. It provides compiler support for a wide range of domains and in the context of existing programming languages using a technique called ‘library-level optimization’ which recognizes and exploits the domain-specific semantics of software libraries. Ken Kennedy proposed the use of ‘telescoping languages’ [22] in which fully optimized low-level code would be included as high-level operations in an extended language.