Great!
Its very very nice to hear that!
Has Haskell somewhere a technical documentation focused on LLVM usage? (for
exampel about GHC's custom calling convention)
2013/6/28 Erik de Castro Lopo mle...@mega-nerd.com
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
B B wrote:
1) Is the LLVM Backend actively
B B wrote:
Great!
Its very very nice to hear that!
Has Haskell somewhere a technical documentation focused on LLVM usage? (for
exampel about GHC's custom calling convention)
Root page of the compiler comentary is here:
http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Commentary/Compiler
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Hi!
I'm new to Haskell and I'm very interested in using it as a base layer for
my application.
I need to generate the LLVM-IR code from ghc compiler, so I've got 2
questuions to you:
1) Is the LLVM Backend actively developed or should I be afraid it will be
discontinued or broken?
2) How can I
B B, Thu 2013-06-27 @ 20:55:57+0200:
2) How can I generate the LLVM IR (or bc) files from the compiler? I
see that durign compilation with -fllvm -v3 flags the bc files are
created but they are immidietly (after usage) deleted - Is it possible
to tell the compiler not to delete them?
You can
B B wrote:
1) Is the LLVM Backend actively developed or should I be afraid it will be
discontinued or broken?
My understanding is that it is being actively developed. Currently for
numerical code, the LLVM backend performs better than the native codegen.
I also think that the LLVM backend is
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
B B wrote:
1) Is the LLVM Backend actively developed or should I be afraid it will be
discontinued or broken?
My understanding is that it is being actively developed. Currently for
numerical code, the LLVM backend performs better than the native codegen.
I
