[flang-dev] Flang round-table at 2019 LLVM dev meeting

[Stephen Scalpone via flang-dev]

Tanya scheduled the flang rountable for Tuesday, October 22, from 2pm until 3:10pm at the 2019 LLVM Developers’ Meeting.

Please share any topics you’d like to discuss with the list or just bring ‘em along.  See you there!

- Steve


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Reply-To: Stephen Scalpone <sscalpone at nvidia.com>
Date: Monday, October 7, 2019 at 9:22 AM
To: via flang-dev <flang-dev at lists.llvm.org>
Subject: [flang-dev] Flang round-table at 2019 LLVM dev meeting

Hi all,

Tanya has just posted the sign-up sheet for round tables at the 2019 LLVM dev meeting.  She’s asked that we provide a request for two time slots -- a first and second choice – as well as a duration.  We can ask for 35 or 70 minutes; I propose we ask for 70 just to give us the freedom to talk as long as we need.

There are a couple of times that look good to me because they conflict with talks that don’t obviously interest flang developers. Please propose a different time if you’d like.  Let’s see if we can reach consensus and schedule a time.

Thanks,

- Steve

2pm Tuesday, conflicts with
- LTO for Swift
- LLVM_Reduce for testcase reductions

11:55am Wednesday, conflicts with
- Making UB hurt less: security mitigations through automatic variable initialization
- Souper-Charging Peepholes with Target Machine Info
- The Penultimate Challenge: Constructing bug reports in the Clang Static Analyzer

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