chapel

2.10.0

Programming language for productive parallel computing at scale

Install

brew install chapel

Details

Homepage: chapel-lang.org
Type: Formula
License: Apache-2.0
Tap: homebrew/core

Sources

Supported platforms

Architecture	Platforms	Version	Download
Apple Silicon	Tahoe	2.10.0	File SHA-256 `d7b046ade6eccd937cd27b027903a7c6dc6672eef1084a1e8853f9f5a1d0930d`
Apple Silicon	Sequoia	2.10.0	File SHA-256 `cbda1a20fdb07979e06487d65e851bf822ea15e190666652f7c274ff8e62a6d7`
ARM64	Linux	2.10.0	File SHA-256 `9d2c2a892bc19c7699f83e2cdf3b22ea8ad816e4e6e022d9dc5386c1f251bfd4`
x86_64	Linux	2.10.0	File SHA-256 `81d4850d992f5845dba3d777518551392c57c2a67c438fda0337f7434208ab04`

Dependencies

cmake
gmp
hwloc
jemalloc
llvm@22
pkgconf
python@3.14

Package data

30-day installs: 50
90-day installs: 213
365-day installs: 902

Caveats

By default, compiled Chapel programs will be single-locale only.
To compile and run multi-locale Chapel programs locally:

Compile your program with:
  `chpl --comm=gasnet --comm-substrate=udp`
And then run it with:
  `chplrun-udp ./your_program_name`

To simulate GPU execution, you can compile your program with:
  `chpl --locale-model=gpu --gpu=cpu`