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StreamIt: A Language for Streaming Applications
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Domain-specific languages offer programming abstractions that enable higher efficiency, productivity and portability specific to a given application domain. Domain-specific languages such as StreamIt have valuable auto-parallelizing code-generators, but they require learning a new language and tool-chain and may not integrate easily with a larger application. One solution is to transform such standalone DSLs into embedded languages within a general-purpose host language. This prospect comes with its own challenges, namely the compile-time and runtime integration of the two languages. In this paper, we address these challenges, presenting our solutions in the context of a prototype embedding of StreamIt in Haskell. By demonstrating this methodology, we hope to encourage more reuse of DSL technology, and fewer short-lived reimplementations of existing techniques.