llvm dev - Apr 2006 - [LLVMdev] glibc to LLVM port

Hi guys,

  on the webpages of your project i have found, that you are
trying to port glibc to LLVM (sounds interesting). I am student of Faculty
of Informatics in Brno, and currently i am trying to search a theme for my 
diploma thesis. Do you think that this one could have the scope to
cover (serve) as the diploma work.

Thanks

Regards

iankko


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>  on the webpages of your project i have found, that you are
> trying to port glibc to LLVM (sounds interesting). I am student of Faculty
> of Informatics in Brno, and currently i am trying to search a theme for my
> diploma thesis. Do you think that this one could have the scope to
> cover (serve) as the diploma work.
While porting glibc would be interesting and of interest to LLVM, its up 
to your advisor/thesis committee to determine if its enough for a diploma. 
Typically universities want something that is "researchy" (new or
novel)
as a basis for your thesis. It varies a lot though... so I would approach 
them with your idea and see what they say.

LLVM would really benefit from this work or any of the other projects 
listed on our website. So there should be some project that makes your 
advisor/university happy and will allow you to work with LLVM.

-Tanya Lattner

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> Thanks
>
> Regards
>
> iankko
>
>
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On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, Tanya Lattner wrote:
> LLVM would really benefit from this work or any of the other projects
listed
> on our website. So there should be some project that makes your 
> advisor/university happy and will allow you to work with LLVM.
Another potentially interesting source of ideas is to look at what other 
people have done, and see if there are ways to extend it:

http://llvm.org/pubs/
http://llvm.org/ProjectsWithLLVM/

-Chris

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