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On Wed, Sep 05, 2012 at 07:48:48PM +0200, JUHASZ David wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to inform the community that I'm releasing the backend for > tile64 I developed in the past several months. It can be downloaded from > > http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/juhda/projects/tilera/ > > The version for LLVM 3.1 is a minimalist fu...

Hi, I would like to inform the community that I'm releasing the backend for tile64 I developed in the past several months. It can be downloaded from http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/juhda/projects/tilera/ The version for LLVM 3.1 is a minimalist functioning implementation. Now I am working on utilizing the VLIW packetizer of LLVM, and other improvements are planned for the future. I would be

Hy! I receive an nxge driver messages on console: Aug 18 11:08:42 [hostname] nxge: NOTICE: nxge_ipp_eccue_valid_check: rd_ptr = XXX wr_ptr = YYY I find the bug description/correction at sun web page, and i know i can ignore it. I thinking about how can i delete from console only these messages (here is my first version, what is not (so) elegant): #!/usr/sbin/dtrace -qs #pragma D option

Dear R experts, please excuse me for writing to the mailing list without subscribing. I have a somewhat urgent problem that relates to R. I have to process large amounts of data with R - I'm in an international collaboration and the data processing protocol is fixed, that is a specific set of R commands has to be used. I wrote a perl program that manages creation of data subsets from my

Reposting from R-help: Dear R experts, please excuse me for writing to the mailing list without subscribing. I have a somewhat urgent problem that relates to R. I have to process large amounts of data with R - I'm in an international collaboration and the data processing protocol is fixed, that is a specific set of R commands has to be used. I wrote a perl program that manages creation of

...iN types probably hinges on the various alignment constraints and whether an argument can be split between regs and memory. (If a split is allowed then you can probably use [N x iM] where the struct has size N*M and alignment M (assuming iM has alignment M), otherwise that would be wrong). And Juhasz David wrote: > the problem can be mitigated by using a > pointer tagged with byval attribute and catch such an argument in a > custom CC function. That's the approach I've currently adopted for some of my work, but It's incomplete for my needs and I'm rather concerned abo...

Hello, I've made a backend for Tile64 processor as my master's thesis. Of course, there is a lot to do in order to harness all the power of the processor, but LLVM programs already can be compiled to tile assembly. If anyone interested in the backend, just let me know and I release the code on our project site. One way to improve my backend is to utilize its ILP capabilities, so I'd

Hi David, > I'm new on the list, so I want to say hello for everybody! hello! > I'm from Hungary and writing a LLVM backend for Tile64 processor as my > master's thesis. It's a big time pressure on me, so the thesis will > probably describe a backend only providing an assembly printer, but the > development is likely to be continued beyond the thesis. > >

...nges on the various alignment constraints > and whether an argument can be split between regs and memory. (If a split is > allowed then you can probably use [N x iM] where the struct has size N*M and > alignment M (assuming iM has alignment M), otherwise that would be wrong). > > And Juhasz David wrote: >> the problem can be mitigated by using a >> pointer tagged with byval attribute and catch such an argument in a >> custom CC function. > > That's the approach I've currently adopted for some of my work, but It's > incomplete for my needs and I...

Hi all, I'm new on the list, so I want to say hello for everybody! I'm from Hungary and writing a LLVM backend for Tile64 processor as my master's thesis. It's a big time pressure on me, so the thesis will probably describe a backend only providing an assembly printer, but the development is likely to be continued beyond the thesis. For now, I've run into a very annoying