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...ted the picture with xv. I used linux, not samba, to call up the image in xv. I then reinserted the image in powerpoint but got the old picture. Ergo, windows had cached the file and linux did not inform samba it was updating the file, so samba let windows continue to cache it. I then did the same excercize, but this time using samba to open up and save the file with xv. This time, the reinsertion showed the updated image. This is just how things ought to go. What this tells me is that it is highly dangerous to use anything but samba to access a file which might be shared over a network with window...

...is would be handy. I am already pretty "familiar" with LLVM, in that I have successfully made my own front-end DSL for another project by basically following the Kalidescope tutorial. I have a good grasp of the LLVM assembly language, and have a lot of notes (just a sanity-check paper excercize) about how I would lower just about every instruction into my architecture if I were doing it by hand. I've read through all the LLVM documentation available online, and (superficially) looked at a lot of the other backend targets. I have written custom assemblers and peephole optimizers...

...is would be handy. I am already pretty "familiar" with LLVM, in that I have successfully made my own front-end DSL for another project by basically following the Kalidescope tutorial. I have a good grasp of the LLVM assembly language, and have a lot of notes (just a sanity-check paper excercize) about how I would lower just about every instruction into my architecture if I were doing it by hand. I've read through all the LLVM documentation available online, and (superficially) looked at a lot of the other backend targets. I have written custom assemblers and peephole optimizers...