llvm dev - Dec 2020 - Looking for easy/beginner level Clang / LLVM open projects for new contributors

Hi,

I'm looking for a few Clang/LLVM open projects for the new interns in my
lab. I've checked [1] and I am not sure 1) whether someone has been working
on these projects and 2) Is it easy or simple enough for the students who
are touching compilers at the first time. I am also looking into
bug.llvm.org but I currently have no expertise to distinguish/triage the
hardness of bugs.

I would appreciate it if someone could provide some hints, like Bug ID in
bugs.llvm.org which is good as a first patch for students. RISC-V backend
related bugs/projects are preferred; otherwise middle-end and Linker
related projects are also good for our interns.

Thanks.

[1] https://llvm.org/OpenProjects.html

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Best wishes,
Wei Wu (吴伟)
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Welcome to LLVM!

Regarding bugs.llvm.org, there is a “beginner” keyword, you should be able to
search for open bugs tagged with that keyword.

Regarding the OpenProjects list, anything listed for Google Summer Of Code
projects would be appropriate for a new intern.  These should all be projects
intended to take a couple of months or so for someone relatively unfamiliar with
LLVM.  See what looks interesting there, and inquire on llvm-dev about specific
projects, to make sure nobody has already worked on them.

RISC-V is a very active area of development, I expect there are areas for
newcomers to help with it.  Probably you should post a question about that
separately, with RISC-V in the subject line so the right people will notice it.

Best Regards,
--paulr

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Subject: [llvm-dev] Looking for easy/beginner level Clang / LLVM open projects
for new contributors

Hi,

I'm looking for a few Clang/LLVM open projects for the new interns in my
lab. I've checked [1] and I am not sure 1) whether someone has been working
on these projects and 2) Is it easy or simple enough for the students who are
touching compilers at the first time. I am also looking into
bug.llvm.org<https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/bug.llvm.org__;!!JmoZiZGBv3RvKRSx!pOt0Eb0qcL5QYz1fHVR5mt3KObY1DqZPu92DNqhfCQUQU7NLQcAemxwlSRSss_O44w$>
but I currently have no expertise to distinguish/triage the hardness of bugs.

I would appreciate it if someone could provide some hints, like Bug ID in
bugs.llvm.org<https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/bugs.llvm.org__;!!JmoZiZGBv3RvKRSx!pOt0Eb0qcL5QYz1fHVR5mt3KObY1DqZPu92DNqhfCQUQU7NLQcAemxwlSRRhq4mkSw$>
which is good as a first patch for students. RISC-V backend related
bugs/projects are preferred; otherwise middle-end and Linker related projects
are also good for our interns.

Thanks.

[1]
https://llvm.org/OpenProjects.html<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/llvm.org/OpenProjects.html__;!!JmoZiZGBv3RvKRSx!pOt0Eb0qcL5QYz1fHVR5mt3KObY1DqZPu92DNqhfCQUQU7NLQcAemxwlSRQ1NfxETw$>

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Best wishes,
Wei Wu (吴伟)
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