A Go Front-End Could Soon Be Landing In LLVM Written by Michael Larabel in LLVM on 24 November 2014 at 08:01 AM EST. 9 Comments The "llgo" Go front-end to LLVM could soon be accepted as a new sub-project. This Go front-end is written in the Go language itself. Going on for a while has been llgo as a Go front-end for LLVM written in Go. This LLVM Go compiler front-end works on 64-bit Linux and work
As a high level summary, I am a well-known leader who is distinguished by a hands-on approach to building systems. I am co-founder and CEO of Modular AI. I built and scaled many open source compiler infrastructures, including LLVM, Clang, MLIR, and CIRCT. These span the gamut of fundamental systems at the HW/SW boundary - powering iOS, Android, CUDA, TensorFlow, and countless other products and te
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WebKit’s FTL JIT (Faster Than Light Just In Time compiler) has switched to a new backend — Bare Bones Backend (B3) replaces LLVM as the low-level optimizer in the FTL JIT. Just a decade ago, JavaScript – the programming language used to drive web page interactions – was thought to be too slow for serious application development. But thanks to continuous optimization efforts, it’s now possible to w
Apple Implements LLVM JIT Back-End For WebKit JavaScript Written by Michael Larabel in LLVM on 14 May 2014 at 12:46 AM EDT. 13 Comments For speeding up the JavaScript performance within upstream WebKit, Apple developers have implemented a new just-in-time (JIT) back-end that's based upon LLVM. WebKit's newly-enabled JavaScript JIT support is based on LLVM. The new LLVM-based JIT compiler is called
LLVM's 64-bit ARM Back-End Is Almost Merged With Apple's Code Written by Michael Larabel in LLVM on 9 May 2014 at 02:53 PM EDT. Add A Comment Back in March Apple open-sourced their 64-bit LLVM compiler back-end (ARM64) but by the time that was done there was already a 64-bit ARM back-end (AArch64) present within mainline LLVM that was created by other ARM stakeholders. For the past several weeks,
Linktime optimization in GCC, part 2 - Firefox
This time I will write about building Firefox with LTO. Firefox is one of largest binaries on my hard drive (beaten only by Chromium) so it is an excellent stress test. Taras Glek and I started to work on getting Firefox to build well in 2009 (see original paper from 2010), however for all those years I was mostly chasing correctness and compile time/memory usage issues. Markus Trippelsdorf was in
Introducing Pyston: an upcoming, JIT-based Python implementation Hello everyone, I’m very excited to announce Pyston, a new open-source implementation of Python, currently under development at Dropbox. The goal of the project is to produce a high-performance Python implementation that can push Python into domains dominated by traditional systems languages like C++. Here at Dropbox, we love Python
Apple Open-Sources Their 64-bit ARM LLVM Back-End Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 29 March 2014 at 12:48 PM EDT. 9 Comments Back in September of last year after Apple unveiled the iPhone 5S smart-phone with a 64-bit processor, they said they would ultimately open-source their 64-bit ARM compiler back-end... A half-year later, we're finally seeing this code that yields another AArch64 back-e
Linux 3.15 Can Almost Be Compiled Under LLVM's Clang Written by Michael Larabel in LLVM on 12 April 2014 at 10:27 PM EDT. 22 Comments A few hours ago I wrote about the most interesting features for the Linux 3.15 kernel from my perspective as it didn't look like anything else interesting would be introduced this late in the merge window before the imminent 3.15-rc1. However, this time I've been ha
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