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]]>A new major release of the ILGPU compiler is available.
The new stable version offers significant performance improvements of the generated kernel programs and contains critical resource de-allocation fixes. It is strongly recommended to upgrade to this version as soon as possible to avoid resource and GC related de-allocation issues. For more information, please refer to the change log.
For a more detailed list of changes and updates refer to the release notes.
Special thanks to MoFtZ, Ruberik and jgiannuzzi for contributing to this release.
Special thanks to the whole ILGPU community for providing feedback, submitting issues and new feature requests.
For a more detailed list of changes and updates refer to the release notes. For a detailed list of individual contributions refer to the public Github commit history.