On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 9:40 AM Sid Sid wrote:
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> Thanks for your detailed answers!
> Mr. Than, can you also shed some light on the calling conventions (CC)?
> I got the impression CC might be a serious obstacle for some projects using
> LLVM as backend (Mono, llilc).
> What is situation with go
Thanks for your detailed answers!
Mr. Than, can you also shed some light on the calling conventions (CC)?
I got the impression CC might be a serious obstacle for some projects using
LLVM as backend (Mono, llilc).
What is situation with go-CC in gollvm? Is it easy to use standart llvm
solutions fo
Hi,
Thanks for your note.
The big picture is that gollvm is still very much an experimental version
of Go; we take care of it and keep it operating at a basic level, but it
can be unstable at times. Worth adding that development activity on Gollvm
is mostly paused at the moment while Cherry and I
[ +Than McIntosh +Cherry Zhang ]
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 4:19 PM wrote:
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> I am interesting in gollvm project and would like to ask some questions about
> gollvm.
> 1) Are there any special blog or news feed dedicated to gollvm?
> 2) How to choose version of llvm for gollvm? For example, is it
I am interesting in gollvm project and would like to ask some questions
about gollvm.
1) Are there any special blog or news feed dedicated to gollvm?
2) How to choose version of llvm for gollvm? For example, is it possible to
take llvm-9.0 for current version of gollvm? What is the algorithm of
