The goal of Tullio.jl is certainly not to beat MKL at its own game. But it can still be 4-5 times faster on some permutedims + matmul operations, by fusing them

The goal of Tullio.jl is certainly not to beat MKL at its own game. But it can still be 4-5 times faster on some permutedims + matmul operations, by fusing them. Besides handling operations which aren't standard kernels, handling weird number types efficiently would be nice. (Being able to compile lighter-weight Julia images without BLAS libraries might be nice too, for other purposes.)