Comment by uwagar 6 hours ago i heard a lot of AI and LLM is in python? 4 comments uwagar Reply bee_rider 5 hours ago Python is often used as (very useful!) glue for calling CUDA, C, C++, Fortran, etc… codes.So, if you are thinking about the sort of “business logic” that’s often Python, but the performance comes from the parts that are usually not. hydrocephalitic 5 hours ago Yes, but the numerical backend of the python libraries are written in lower-level languages. For example, pytorch uses a C++ backend. tom_ 5 hours ago You heard correctly. This discussion is about C++ though.
bee_rider 5 hours ago Python is often used as (very useful!) glue for calling CUDA, C, C++, Fortran, etc… codes.So, if you are thinking about the sort of “business logic” that’s often Python, but the performance comes from the parts that are usually not.
hydrocephalitic 5 hours ago Yes, but the numerical backend of the python libraries are written in lower-level languages. For example, pytorch uses a C++ backend.
Python is often used as (very useful!) glue for calling CUDA, C, C++, Fortran, etc… codes.
So, if you are thinking about the sort of “business logic” that’s often Python, but the performance comes from the parts that are usually not.
Yes, but the numerical backend of the python libraries are written in lower-level languages. For example, pytorch uses a C++ backend.
You heard correctly. This discussion is about C++ though.