[llvm-dev] LLVM social Asia

[C Bergström]

I know there's a bunch of llvm/clang devs in India and probably some
in China, who may not be on this list.

I'm interested to help organize an informal llvm social for Asia. I
have a slight preference to Singapore, but if everyone is mostly in
India or another country I'm ok with that.

Please send a reply to this thread or email me privately if you're interested.
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[Raymond Tay via llvm-dev]

I'd be interested. Thanks Bergström for suggesting.

[Andrew Santosa via llvm-dev]

I am also interested.

Best,
Andrew

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[C Bergström]

Hi Andrew,

Yeah I vaguely remember some folks at NUS working on compiler or
related stuff. If anyone else in your group may be interested that
would be cool. Maybe you can help circulate inside campus to see what
pops up..

/* Raymond - Hi! */

On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 8:57 PM, Andrew Santosa via llvm-dev

[Bekket McClane via llvm-dev]

Hi folks,
I’m interested, too.

Also, I think Taiwan is a nice option. Since there are several universities(e.g NTU, NTHU, NCTU) and companies(e.g MediaTek) in Taiwan are working tightly with LLVM.

Cheers,
McClane