llvm dev - Dec 2017 - Publication and project for inclusion?

Hi all,

I wrote a partial evaluator / specialiser for LLVM back in 2014 as part 
of my PhD thesis, which I just got done bringing up to scratch for 
release, bringing up to date with the latest LLVM release, etc. I wonder 
if it would be possible to link the thesis under /pubs and/or the 
project under /ProjectsWithLLVM?

Publication (MLA style): Smowton, Christopher SF. "I/O Optimisation and 
elimination via partial evaluation." University of Cambridge, Computer 
Laboratory, Technical Report UCAM-CL-TR-865 (2014).

Publication address: http://128.232.0.20/techreports/UCAM-CL-TR-865.pdf

Short project summary: LLPE is a partial evaluator for LLVM bitcode. It 
is suitable for specialising programs written in C, C++, FORTRAN, or any 
other language that can be compiled to LLVM intermediate representation. 
Specialisation can used to pare un-needed code from general programs, or 
to introduce staging to existing programs without manual modification. 
LLPE is designed to specialise aggressively with minimal manual input.

Project website: http://www.llpe.org/

Thanks in advance if it is possible to include these!

Chris

A year later, no sign of this on https://llvm.org/pubs/ -- is it 
inappropriate, or was the previous message just overlooked?


On 21/06/16 14:18, Chris Smowton wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wrote a partial evaluator / specialiser for LLVM back in 2014 as 
> part of my PhD thesis, which I just got done bringing up to scratch 
> for release, bringing up to date with the latest LLVM release, etc. I 
> wonder if it would be possible to link the thesis under /pubs and/or 
> the project under /ProjectsWithLLVM?
>
> Publication (MLA style): Smowton, Christopher SF. "I/O Optimisation 
> and elimination via partial evaluation." University of Cambridge, 
> Computer Laboratory, Technical Report UCAM-CL-TR-865 (2014).
>
> Publication address: http://128.232.0.20/techreports/UCAM-CL-TR-865.pdf
>
> Short project summary: LLPE is a partial evaluator for LLVM bitcode. 
> It is suitable for specialising programs written in C, C++, FORTRAN, 
> or any other language that can be compiled to LLVM intermediate 
> representation. Specialisation can used to pare un-needed code from 
> general programs, or to introduce staging to existing programs without 
> manual modification. LLPE is designed to specialise aggressively with 
> minimal manual input.
>
> Project website: http://www.llpe.org/
>
> Thanks in advance if it is possible to include these!
>
> Chris

On 07/12/2017 12:57, Chris Smowton via llvm-dev wrote:
> A year later, no sign of this on https://llvm.org/pubs/ -- is it 
> inappropriate, or was the previous message just overlooked?
> 
I think it was overlooked. I've added it and it should be on 
https://llvm.org/pubs/ now.

Cheers,
Florian