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2012 European Conference
  • What: The second European meeting, the first full conference.
  • Why: To get acquainted, learn how LLVM is used, and exchange ideas.
  • When: April 12th, 2012 from 12:00 noon to April 13th, 2012 12:00 noon (plus optional afternoon workshops)
  • Where: Hotel Russell, 1-8 Russell Square, Bloomsbury, London, WC1B 5BE, UK. (map)

SPONSORED BY: ARM Ltd., QuIC, Google

Announcements

  • Thanks for making this such a successful event!
  • The videos are still being edited, but they are coming...

Presentations

AuthorTitleSlides
Lee Smith
ARM
IntroductionSlides
Hal Finkel
Argonne National Laboratory
Autovectorization with LLVMSlides
Manuel Klimek
Google
Refactoring C++ with ClangSlides
Eli Bendersky
Intel
MCJITSlides
Wayne Palmer
Barclays Capital
Generating Serialisation Code with ClangSlides | [PDF]
Richard Barton
ARM
Guaranteeing the correctness of MC for ARMSlides | [PDF]
Michael Spencer
Sony Computer Entertainment America
lld - the LLVM LinkerSlides | [PDF]
Igor Bohm
University of Edinburgh
Reducing dynamic compilation latency - concurrent and parallel dynamic compilationSlides
Mark Charlebois
QuIC
Building Linux with LLVMSlides | [PDF]
Pablo Barrio
Univ. Politécnica de Madrid
Turning control flow graphs into function call graphs: transformation of partitioned codes for execution in heterogeneous architecturesSlides | [PDF]
Reed Kotler
MIPS
Anatomy of the MIPS LLVM PortSlides | [PDF] | Supporting files
Ralf Karrenberg & Sebastian Hack
Saarland University
Improving Performance of OpenCL on CPUsSlides

Workshops

AuthorTitleMaterials
David ChisnallWhat LLVM can do for youSlides | memo.cc | examples.tbz2
Anton KorobeynikovBuilding a backend in 24 hoursSlides

Schedule

The schedule is available here.
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