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If you would like to give a presentation at this year's Euro-LLVM conference (Paris, 29/30 April), don't forget that the deadline for submissions is March 1. Proposals should be sent to euro-llvm-2013-technical-committee< at ... [More] >googlegroups.com Note that the conference is already fully booked out, so if you haven't registered yet then it may be too late. If you propose an interesting talk we will try to squeeze you in if we can. The call for papers: (The latest version can always be found at http://llvm.org/devmtg/2013-04/index.html#callfor ). We invite academic, industrial and hobbyist speakers to present their work on developing or using LLVM, Clang, etc. Proposals for technical presentations, posters, workshops, demonstrations and BoFs are welcome. Material will be chosen to cover a broad spectrum of themes and topics at various depths, some technical deep-diving, some surface-scratching. We are looking for: - Keynote speakers. - Technical presentations (30 minutes plus questions and discussion) related to development of LLVM, Clang etc. - Presentations relating to academic or commercial use of LLVM, Clang etc. - Lightning talks (5 minutes, no questions, no discussion). - Workshops and in-depth tutorials (1-2 hours - please specify in your submission). - Poster presentations. The deadline for receiving submissions is March 1st, 2013. Speakers will be notified of acceptance or rejection by the 15th of March. Proposals that are not sufficiently detailed (talks lacking a comprehensive abstract for example) are likely to be rejected. Slides and posters must be in PDF format. Submissions should be done by email at euro-llvm-2013-technical-committee< at >googlegroups.com Please note that presentation materials and videos for the technical sessions will be posted on llvm.org after the conference. We have reserved additional spots for speakers, such that they can attend the conference even though we have reached our registration limit. Submission Style: We are looking for: - A title and an extended abstract, OR - A title, abstract and some slides. Please make clear the status of the slides: Are they a skeleton of your presentation with the detail missing? Or, perhaps a section of detail that lacks introduction and conclusions? The more you can give us and tell us the easier it will be for us to be positive about your submission. [Less]

LLVM Fans, LLVM 3.2 is done!! Get it here: http://llvm.org/releases/ or read about it: http://llvm.org/releases/3.2/docs/ReleaseNotes.html Despite only it being a bit over 6 months of development since 3.1, LLVM 3.2 is a huge leap, delivering a ... [More] wide range of improvements and new features. Clang now includes industry-leading C++'11 support, improved diagnostics, C11 and Objective-C improvements (including "ObjC literals" support), and the Clang static analyzer now has the ability to do inter-procedural (cross- function) analysis along with improved Objective-C support. LLVM 3.2 now includes an (early in development) auto-vectorizer, and includes tuning support for several new ARM CPU variants, code generation support for the NVIDIA PTX virtual ISA, a significantly improved SROA pass, improvements in AVX2 support in X86 CPUs, major leaps in the MIPS backend (including integrated assembler and disassembler support), dramatic improvements to ELF PowerPC64 support, LLDB is now a rock solid debugger on Mac OS X, and an uncountable number of bug fixes and other minor improvements has landed in this release. For more details, please see the full release notes linked above. This release would not be possible without our volunteer release team! Thanks to our amazing new release manager Paweł Wodnicki, as well as Nikola Smiljanic, Nakamura Takumi, Duncan Sands and Bill Wendling for their work to qualify and shepherd the release. If you have questions or comments about this release, please contact the LLVMdev mailing list! Onward to LLVM 3.3! -Chris LLVM 3.1 Release Announcement: http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvm-announce/2012-May/000041.html _______________________________________________ llvm-announce mailing list llvm-announce< at >cs.uiuc.edu http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/llvm-announce [Less]

Hello Guys,From this morning, I have been always trying PrintFunctionNames - an example of clang, but during compiling I was always meeting "__ZTIN5clang15PluginASTActionE", referenced from: __ZTI24PrintFunctionNamesAction in ... [More] PrintFunctionNames.cpp.o.In fact, I didn't have "__ZTIN5clang15PluginASTActionE" in the symbol table, only I have was "__ZTVN5clang15PluginASTActionE".So, could you tell me what's going on and how to fix it?Thanks,Jeffrey. [Less]