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Thank you for your support! On Thu, Dec 2, 2021, 11:41 AM Chris Lattner wrote: > Welcome to the community! > > -Chris > > On Nov 28,

experience within GSOC or Outreachy. Assign someone not running the round table to take detailed notes. Be sure to upload the meeting minutes to the LLVM Dev Mtg website and email to

experience within GSOC or Outreachy. Assign someone not running the round table to take detailed notes. Be sure to upload the meeting minutes to the LLVM Dev Mtg website and email to

done during GSoC 21. [1] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ASGejJIL7rzEDwX2qZZqT4ATR2x3sd_aOTuMSCh2YTE/edit#heading=h.o0oo43q66f7a On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 11:04 AM

Code (GSOC) and had great success with the program. We will continue to participate with GSOC and this is not a replacement. Participation in Outreachy is another way to reach more contributors

projects for GSoC 2021 is open and could be easily found at GSoC page: https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/5767011616948224/ On Fri, Oct 1, 2021 at 8:47 PM sameeran

In my GSoC 2021, my goal is to evaluate the value of different callsite > visiting orderings, which is inspired by paper[1][2]. I've already enabled > doing such an exploration

of their GSoC projects on [fixing miscompilation issues in LLVM IR using the freeze instruction](https://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2021-August/152286.html) and

participant of GSoC, I fixed some miscompilation problems with freeze instruction and improved existing optimization freeze-aware. Freeze reduces LLVM's miscompilation

project for GSoC: "Making Smart Pointer Checkers default checkers in the Static Analyzer". My mentors are Artem Dergachev , Valeriy Savchenko , Gábor Horváth , and Raphael

saw the gsoc page >> >> for llvm and browsed through the mailing list and it seems to me that no >> one else is actively working on it at the moment. >> >>

mentoring a GSOC student this year to look at distributing lit tests. On the basis that spawning a distributed execution for a single RUN line is disproportionately expensive, he's

to a GSoC student; it is being rebased and the updated version will be at D105169. Thanks, Juneyoung > > Regards, > Nikita > > _______________________________________________

had a GSOC project to make the test-suite robust, but honestly, that's not the sexiest GSOC project ever, so we're still waiting for some kind soul to go through the painful

and 3 GSoC students ready to help to fix the last few design > bugs in > > LLVM IR. > > > > I know this stuff is complex; please ask questions if something is not >

participating in GSoC through LLVM have shared details of their projects (see [here](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/5767011616948224/?sp-page=3#

as a GSoC student. My project title is "Distributed lit testing". I'll be working with James Henderson. *Expected results:* An easy to use harness as described above

accepted for GSoC 2021. My project > > is about resolving an issue when optimizations introduce an implicit > > `ptrtoint` instruction to load a pointer as an integer,

as a GSoC student. My project title is "Fixing fundamental issues in LLVM IR". The proposal link can be found below. The project aims to resolve some mis-compilation bugs

Hi Liq, This is a cool project, good luck! At Azul we spent quite a bit of time looking into inlining. At this point we run a custom inliner pass which

accepted LLVM GSoC projects is [now available](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/5767011616948224/?sp-page=3#5185044001325056). Congratulations

of my GSoC 2021 project , I'll be working with Lang Hames and Vassil Vassilev to revise the "Building a JIT" tutorials for the new version of the ORC API. The broader goal

pipeline for GSoC. Specifically, I am investigating how we can use predictive models to select the best set of passes and their order for a given application/ source program. You can

The full GSoC proposal is here - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KcdVJJSGPpnh7W0wMpGk1OfHYdzlLpcscgAWbqUNVMk/edit?usp=sharing Looking forward to presenting some

annual > gsoc students. > > I would like to propose a code owner for openmp target offloading. > Specifically I would like to nominate Johannes, as in my opinion he's

accepted for GSoC 2021. Through my project, some passes that handle loop nests will be changed to LoopNest passes. This could make it faster to optimize loops and might enable more efficient

more robust through this project. I'm very excited about my GSoC project, and I think it will be an amazing summer with my mentors Nuno Lopes and Juneyoung Lee. Best, Hyeogyu kim

meeting the GSoC students and discussing their proposals in more depth, for the 2 projects related to this group, namely: "Machine Learning Guided Ordering of Compiler Optimization

, a GSoC project could create a side-project seed (on a private repo) with some support for the language, using close to trunk LLVM. Later, if the community picks up, there could be enough