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Hello llvm, I am a first year PhD student at "Politehnica" University of Timisoara, Romania. I am a part of the LOOSE Research group (http://www.loose.upt.ro ) and until now I have been involved in several research projects in reverse-engineering object oriented software. Currently I am using llvm to statically check C/C++ programs for memory leaks. What I have until now is a

On Mar 26, 2009, at 8:28 AM, Mihai Balint wrote: > > This summer however, I plan to create an "optimization" that > automatically fixes memory leaks in programs - obviously only those > that can be fixed with the available information, for example: Hello, This doesn't sound advisable. A memory leak in a normal C/C++ program is a bug, so this wouldn't be an

Hello llvm, I am a first year PhD student at "Politehnica" University of Timisoara, Romania. I am a part of the LOOSE Research group (http://www.loose.upt.ro ) and until now I have been involved in several research projects in reverse-engineering object oriented software. Currently I am using llvm to statically check C/C++ programs for memory leaks. What I have until now is a

...on an viable alternate CFG path. Granted, I will loose some leaks but the ones I do find are likely fixable. I'll prepare a short project proposal with a summary of the approach and some expected goals, however this feels like research material and I don't know if it is eligible for GSoC funding.... best wishes, Mihai.

...rnate CFG path. Granted, I > will loose some leaks but the ones I do find are likely fixable. > > I'll prepare a short project proposal with a summary of the approach > and some expected goals, however this feels like research material and > I don't know if it is eligible for GSoC funding.... > Sounds good! -bw

On Mar 27, 2009, at 9:15 PM, Dan Gohman wrote: > > On Mar 26, 2009, at 8:28 AM, Mihai Balint wrote: >> >> This summer however, I plan to create an "optimization" that >> automatically fixes memory leaks in programs - obviously only those >> that can be fixed with the available information, for example: > > Hello, > > This doesn't sound

...klockan 09:23 -0700 skrev Chris Lattner: > > Does all this count as opening LLVM to a new community? > > Yes, particularly if the Plan 9 folks are interested in incorporating the result into their distribution. There were some efforts to start a LLVM-based toolchain for Plan 9 during GSoC'09 (did not result in a project), and there are ongoing discussions to try it this year. The same stands for Inferno toolchain (it was never proposed before, though). There are two administrative questions: which organization should mentor these projects and in which source tree should the res...

On Mar 23, 2010, at 2:47 AM, Nick Frolov wrote: > mån 2010-03-22 klockan 17:23 -0700 skrev Chris Lattner: > >> We generally prefer for GSoC projects that are useful to a broad range >> of people or that opens llvm to a new community. > > My idea was to propose bringing LLVM to Inferno OS (the complement > project of Plan 9 from Bell Labs). This OS has a virtual machine (called > Dis) included in the kernel, which is...