High-Quality Translation Services

2024-11-19 Thread Preety Ahuja via Gcc 
Respected Ma’am/Sir,



I would like to represent a t*ranslation firm *that provides* translation,
interpretation, *and* web, soft, and app localization services.*



The company is a harbinger in the *translation and interpretation *world.
The team has on-board 250+ expert translators and interpreters who are
proficient in different fields.



bunch of languages like *Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Kannada,
Gujarati, Odia, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Korean, German, Swedish, Arabic,
Turkish, Portuguese, Italian, Thai, French, Greek, Japanese, French,
Chinese, Dutch, and African, *etc.

Short list of clients: *Toxic Link, HOPE Child Cancer Care Foundation,
Path, Shasta Foundation, PETA India, Pragya Foundation, SELCO Foundation,
etc.*



*I am looking forward to your email as soon as possible.*

Best Regards

Preety Ahuja

Dept. (Tr & In)

[CFP] The 16th Open Source Development Tools Conference (OSDTConf2024)

2024-11-19 Thread Yixuan Chen 
The 16th Open Source Development Tools Conference (formerly HelloGCC 
Workshop, hereinafter referred to as OSDTConf) is scheduled to be held 
in Beijing, China, on December 7, 2024. The OSDTConf is an annual 
developer exchange conference organized by the OSDT community (formerly 
known as the HelloGCC community), where we share our development work, 
research results, and learning experiences in open-source software. 
Aiming topics are mainly for open-source development tools, including 
GCC, Clang/LLVM, QEMU, MLIR, etc.


Specific talk topics that are always sought after including:

 * GNU toolchain
 * LLVM and MLIR compilation frameworks
 * Derivative work based on GCC/LLVM, such as CIRCT
 * Technologies related to virtual machines or runtimes, such as V8 and
   OpenJDK
 * Practices and experience sharing related to simulators, such as QEMU
   and Gem5
 * Basic software support for new hardware like RISC-V, such as Rust,
   V8, HotSpot/OpenJ9
 * Program analysis algorithms and binary analysis tools, such as
   Valgrind and SOOT
 * Other open-source development tools, including open source EDA
   development tools and visualization tools for teaching compiler
   principles

Potential content could include:

 * An introduction to your work on a specific open-source software
 * Introduction and sharing of practical uses of development tools
 * Experiences and learnings of participating in open-source community work
 * Other formats, such as lightning talks.

Types of presentations we are looking for:

 * Keynote / Talk: formal presentation, default length of 30 minutes
   which including 25 minutes talk and 5 minutes Q&A
 * Lightning talks: default length of 5 minutes w/o Q&A
 * Panel: Roundtable discussion, 4-6 guest speakers with predetermined
   topics, approximately 50 minutes
 * BoF (Birds of a Feather): Themed discussion without predetermined
   topics, free discussion, about 30 minutes
 * Tutorials: Teaching presentation, 40-50 minutes of talk, 10-20
   minutes of Q&A, total length of 60 minutes

Please submit your proposal through the E-mail: Wei Wu 
(lazypar...@gmail.com ) (Make sure to 
indicate [OSDT Presentation Registration] in the subject line)


Important dates (tentative):

 * Submission Start Date: November 18, 2024
 * Submission End Date: November 30, 2024
 * Author Notification Date: December 2, 2024
 * Conference Date: December 7, 2024

We are seeking sponsorship for：

 * Venue Sponsorship: If you are interested in providing venue support,
   please contact the OSDTConf organizing committee by November 25.
 * Other Sponsorship: We also seeking for sponsorship in the form of
   prize donations, book giveaways/prizes, onsite refreshments,
   development boards, etc. Both companies and individual’s
   sponsorships are welcome.

If you or your company is interested in sponsorship, please contact the 
OSDTConf Organizing Committee through lazypar...@gmail.com 
.


Previous Conferences:

OSDT 2023: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2023 



OSDT 2022: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2022 



OSDT 2021: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2021 



OSDT 2020: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2020 



OSDT 2019: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2019 



OSDT 2018: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2018 



OSDT 2017: https://github.com/hellogcc/OSDT2017 



OSDT 2016: http://www.hellogcc.org/?p=34295 



OSDT 2015: http://www.hellogcc.org/?p=34190 



OSDT 2014: http://www.hellogcc.org/?p=33910 



HelloGCC 2013: http://www.hellogcc.org/?p=33518 



HelloGCC 2012: http://linux.chinaunix.net/hellogcc2012 



HelloGCC 2011: http://linux.chinaunix.net/hellogcc2011 



HelloGCC 2010: http://linux.chinaunix.net/hellogcc2010 



HelloGCC 2009: 
https://sites.google.com/site/hellogccworkshop/hui-yi-ri-cheng 



Please follow the WeChat official account “hellogcc2007” to get the 
latest information for the event!

Use branch prediction from .gcda files

2024-11-19 Thread Kamil Belter via Gcc 
Hello,

I would like to set branch prediction based on .gcda files (I know I
could have it automatically with -fprofile-use, but with my specific
use case I can't do it).

I've tried to use gcov-dump but I can't find any spec how to interpret
this output.

I've also tried to use -fprofile-use with -fdump-rtl-all,
-fdump-tree-all, -fdump-ipa-all, -fopt-info and
-ftree-vectorizer-verbose=n flags and see GCC debug output. I got ~200
new debug files per source file. I see that some of the files contain
some format of source code. Some conditions are marked with percentage
values, for example:

  if (_11 != 0)
goto ; [27.00%]
  else
goto ; [73.00%]

   [local count: 51244186]:

I'm guessing that this is prediction, but I found in doc that GCC uses
its own heuristics for branch prediction. How to be sure if I'm
looking at predictions from gcda files? And side question what does
"local count" mean? If this is relevant information I'm working with
ARM.

I would very appreciate your help with my questions.

Best regards,
Kamil Belter