Zig is fairly low-level. GPU compute kernels are already defined as stringly typed things that get thrown into an additional non-Zig compilation step; I don't k

Zig is fairly low-level. GPU compute kernels are already defined as stringly typed things that get thrown into an additional non-Zig compilation step; I don't know that I'd feel too badly about somebody having to write a tensor DSL that Zig could interpret at compile time. Do you have any examples of situations where people would be writing a lot of code with custom operators where each individual block is pretty small and having to deal with a DSL of some flavor would be especially burdensome?