Hello.
I read following article in this ML.
I'm implementing the library similar with RAAD's plan.
- AST node classes for LLVM-IR
- LLVM-Assembly writer class
- 100% pure Java
- Without any optimizations
- Without any frontends (parsers)
I would like to release my library publicly
if all problems below could be solved.
(Although it is in the early stage)
My library is the mixture of my original code
and the port of the LLVM (from svn at 2008/11/22) .
In this case, what exactly do I need to do?
(to comply with the LLVM license)
- Do I need to write about quotation
(from original LLVM) in each source file?
- How do I write 'LICENSE.txt' file?
(Exactly similar to the original LLVM?)
Any information, however small, would be appreciated.
S.KISHI
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 12:36 AM, RAAD B <raad_7007 at yahoo.com>
wrote:>
> Hi Eli,
>
> I want to disable optimizations because,
> i'm going to implement a framework in JAVA for educational purposes.
>
> I have planned to do followings:
>
> 1) Create LLVM-IR and export it as Assembly
> (without optimizing the source-code)
> 2) Transform the LLVM-Assembly to a data-structure, similar to LLVM
> data structure (Module, Function, BB ...) but implemented in Java
> 3) Optimizing the code (should be performed by students :-) )
> 4) Transform my data-structure to LLVM-Assembly.
> 5) Generate machine code using "llvm-as"
>
> Could you list me the other optimizations, which are performed by
front-end?
>
> Raad
