Calling Taichi kernels from Julia

[samuela]

Concisely describe the proposed feature
A way to call Taichi kernels from Julia!

Describe the solution you'd like (if any)
I'm aware of the following relevant issues:

• C/C++ bindings #439
• [Backend] C language source to source backend #1332
• Generating a C++ kernel for distribution #920

With access to a .so file, this whole thing should be really quite straightforward using Julia's ccall 🤞 From this comment, it sounds as though all the ingredients are there already; they just need to be put together. I haven't been able to find any documentation about this however, eg. how do I go about compiling a kernel down into an .so file?

cc @archibate

[mzy2240]

Any updates on this? Julia 1.9 should work pretty well here