Hi everybody, the LLVM and the Clang project is very interesting for me and I would like to join it.
When I look at the page of open project I see the topic "StringRef'ize APIs" which I think would give me a good starting point to get familiar with the code base. I don't mind if this is a "thankless" project. One of my favorite task was and is Clean Code and code optimization in general. And if this simplifies the code and makes it more efficient then I would like to joining that project. Is this still an open topic or is there already someone working on it? Since this is a task of changing APIs on which the work of many others contributors relies on, I think a special procedure might be necessary to make the changes less painful as possible. One way could be, to do the changes on a special branch, but I am not a friend of branching, but I would prefer an iterative approach with small changes on the trunk. What is the policy here? As well, what projects would I have to look at, to keep them computable? The LLVM core and Clang of course. What else? Are there more tests than the included unit test that I should perform? Thanks and regards, Felix Petriconi _______________________________________________ cfe-commits mailing list [email protected] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/cfe-commits
