ROSE is widely used by industry, government, academia, and within U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national labs. Specifically, ROSE has been used for research work on large-scale DOE applications, and because of this, recent work has focused on making ROSE…
We are so excited to announce that we have created a new web application for ROSE users to see the support status of different ROSE configurations, viewable today at matrix.rosecompiler.org. A configuration of ROSE includes details like the version of…
The publication page has been updated with a recent paper named “ Early Experiences With The OpenMP Accelerator Model”. In this paper, we examine the newly released accelerator directives and create an initial reference implementation, referred to as HOMP (Heterogeneous OpenMP).…
We are pleased to announce today that the essential ROSE user/developer documents are now mirrored in both Github and Bitbucket. We’ve introduced this extra level of redundancy to allow you to remain productive, especially during outages of our main website.…
Today, we are announcing that the ROSE compiler project is now being analyzed on Ohloh.net. Check us out: https://www.ohloh.net/p/rose-compiler.
We are pleased to announce the release of our newly renovated website, http://www.rosecompiler.org. The previous version of the website was based on static HTML and CSS. But for this new design, we’ve decided to use a dynamic web content management…
Today, we are announcing that the ROSE git source code repository is now being mirrored on Github.com. The old HTTP git repository has been deprecated in favor of this new mirror. We will also being phasing out the external subversion…
A virtual machine image for ROSE has been made available online. Created by using VMware Player, the image contains Ubuntu 10.04 and a pre-built ROSE. The intended users of this image could be first-time users who want to test drive ROSE…
We are pleased to announce that we are leveraging WikiBooks to allow anyone to contribute to documenting the ROSE compiler framework. The goal of ROSE’S wikibook is to have a community documentation providing extensive and up-to-date instructional information about how to use and…
ROSE now includes language bindings for the functional programming language Haskell. The bindings allow users to access and traverse ROSE’s intermediate representation (IR) from Haskell in a type-safe manner. Please refer to the chapter named “The Haskell Interface” in the ROSE tutorial as…