LLVM 8.0.1 07 Aug 2019LLVM is a modular and reusable compiler toolchain. It's suitable for static and dynamic compilations of various programming languages, and based on its own target-abstracted intermediate code representation. Clang is its native C, C++ and Objective-C compiler, which provides additional static code analyzers. Dragonegg is a GNU CC parser binding. LLDB is an extensive debugger utilizing LLVMs JIT compiler, syntax tree or expression parser. lld a newly developed dynamic linker. And vmkit an impleme minor feature: Introduction Minimum Required Compiler Version. Known. Non-comprehensive list of changes in this release.. Changes to the LLVM IR. Changes to the JIT APIs. Changes to the C++ APIs. Changes to the AArch64 Target. Changes to the Hexagon Target. Changes to the MIPS Target. Changes to the PowerPC Target. Changes to the SystemZ Target. Changes to the X86 Target. Changes to the WebAssembly Target. Changes to the Nios2 Target. Changes to the LLVM IR. Changes to the JIT APIs. Changes to the C++ APIs. Changes to the AArch64 Target. Changes to the Hexagon Target. Changes to the MIPS Target. Changes to the PowerPC Target. Changes to the SystemZ Target. Changes to the X86 Target. Changes to the WebAssembly Target. Changes to the Nios2 Target. Changes to LLDB. External Open Source Projects Using LLVM 8.. LDC - the LLVM-based D compiler. Open Dylan Compiler. Zig Programming Language. LDC - the LLVM-based D compiler. Open Dylan Compiler. Zig Programming Language. Additional Information. Idris 0.12Idris is a functional programming language with dependent types, where values are constrained and pattern-matched by an expressive type system to avoid logic misbehaviours. It's a general purpose language, but also supports interactive theorem-proving, is sufficient performant trough eager and LLVM compilation. It has monads, type classes, comprehensions, lambda bindings, where and with clauses, expressions in case statements, an indendation-based and extendable syntax, lists, tuples and pairs,Bitrig 1.0Bitrig is a OpenBSD-derived Unix distribution. It retains compatibility but modernizes a few build infrastructure dependencies and core libraries. It currently runs on amd64/x86-64 architectures, utilizes LLVM/clang 3.4 instead of GCC, libc++ instead of GNU libstdc++. Bitrig switches to FFS2 as default filesystem, supports GPT partitioning, tmpfs and tmpfsrd, thread-local storage, fair kernel mutexes as C11 atoms, UUIDs and xlocales, provides a USB boot image, a more POSIX-compliant ps(1). It co |