llvm dev - Jan 2019 - Prospective GSoC projects - 2019

Hi all

I'm a master's student from India. I'm very much interested in
compilers
and infrastructure toolchains. I have been following llvm for past few 
months, I like the scope of LLVM project and community behind it. I'm 
hoping to participate in Google Summer of Code 2019 at LLVM. I have 
intermediate knowledge of modern c++, boost libraries (proto, hana) and 
basic knowledge of compilers and optimizations. I have gone through the 
LLVM Kaleidoscope tutorial to get to know about LLVM code-gen API and 
JIT environment. I know still there is a lot of things to watch up.

For GSoC 19, I looked at Open Projects page, where I can find only GSoC 
2018 projects and some projects whose current status is not mentioned. 
Given the vastness of the LLVM project, it is difficult for me to find 
some prospective projects that can be completed this summer. Especially 
I'm interested in code optimization, compiler-rt and clang static 
analyzer. However, I open to discuss cool projects within scope llvm. I 
highly appreciate if you point me to (hints) some project ideas in these 
areas. It would help me to make some research on the idea and write a 
good proposal and proof of concept.

I hope by participating in GSoC with llvm, will be a great learning 
experience, possibly develop a career in compiler optimization and much 
more fun :)

Hoping for a reply about some prospective project ideas for this summer!

Thanks a lot

Hi Community :)

I'm following up on this request, given the organization deadline to 
apply is Feb 6.

Anyone interested in proposing a ideas for GSoC 19.

Interested people please reply :)

Thanks a lot

On 27/01/19 12:35 AM, preejackie wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm a master's student from India. I'm very much interested in 
> compilers and infrastructure toolchains. I have been following llvm 
> for past few months, I like the scope of LLVM project and community 
> behind it. I'm hoping to participate in Google Summer of Code 2019 at 
> LLVM. I have intermediate knowledge of modern c++, boost libraries 
> (proto, hana) and basic knowledge of compilers and optimizations. I 
> have gone through the LLVM Kaleidoscope tutorial to get to know about 
> LLVM code-gen API and JIT environment. I know still there is a lot of 
> things to watch up.
>
> For GSoC 19, I looked at Open Projects page, where I can find only 
> GSoC 2018 projects and some projects whose current status is not 
> mentioned. Given the vastness of the LLVM project, it is difficult for 
> me to find some prospective projects that can be completed this 
> summer. Especially I'm interested in code optimization, compiler-rt 
> and clang static analyzer. However, I open to discuss cool projects 
> within scope llvm. I highly appreciate if you point me to (hints) some 
> project ideas in these areas. It would help me to make some research 
> on the idea and write a good proposal and proof of concept.
>
> I hope by participating in GSoC with llvm, will be a great learning 
> experience, possibly develop a career in compiler optimization and 
> much more fun :)
>
> Hoping for a reply about some prospective project ideas for this summer!
>
> Thanks a lot
>

Hi all

I saw the open projects is being updated. Thanks a lot for your effort :)

Thanks

preejackie

On 28/01/19 7:19 PM, preejackie wrote:
> Hi Community :)
>
> I'm following up on this request, given the organization deadline to 
> apply is Feb 6.
>
> Anyone interested in proposing a ideas for GSoC 19.
>
> Interested people please reply :)
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> On 27/01/19 12:35 AM, preejackie wrote:
>> Hi all
>>
>> I'm a master's student from India. I'm very much interested
in
>> compilers and infrastructure toolchains. I have been following llvm 
>> for past few months, I like the scope of LLVM project and community 
>> behind it. I'm hoping to participate in Google Summer of Code 2019
at
>> LLVM. I have intermediate knowledge of modern c++, boost libraries 
>> (proto, hana) and basic knowledge of compilers and optimizations. I 
>> have gone through the LLVM Kaleidoscope tutorial to get to know about 
>> LLVM code-gen API and JIT environment. I know still there is a lot of 
>> things to watch up.
>>
>> For GSoC 19, I looked at Open Projects page, where I can find only 
>> GSoC 2018 projects and some projects whose current status is not 
>> mentioned. Given the vastness of the LLVM project, it is difficult 
>> for me to find some prospective projects that can be completed this 
>> summer. Especially I'm interested in code optimization, compiler-rt
>> and clang static analyzer. However, I open to discuss cool projects 
>> within scope llvm. I highly appreciate if you point me to (hints) 
>> some project ideas in these areas. It would help me to make some 
>> research on the idea and write a good proposal and proof of concept.
>>
>> I hope by participating in GSoC with llvm, will be a great learning 
>> experience, possibly develop a career in compiler optimization and 
>> much more fun :)
>>
>> Hoping for a reply about some prospective project ideas for this
summer!
>>
>> Thanks a lot
>>