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2014 Aug 27
3
[LLVMdev] Debug info BOF
Hi, Has anyone proposed a BOF on debug info for the next dev meeting? The one last year was quiet informative. This year the date might coincide with me trying to figure out how to make debug info processing lazier during LTO, so it would be an awesome opportunity to discuss it with developers that are more familiar with it :-) Cheers, Rafael
2014 Aug 27
2
[LLVMdev] Debug info BOF
...ail.com> > wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Has anyone proposed a BOF on debug info for the next dev meeting? The >> one last year was quiet informative. >> >> This year the date might coincide with me trying to figure out how to >> make debug info processing lazier during LTO, so it would be an >> awesome opportunity to discuss it with developers that are more >> familiar with it :-) >> >> Cheers, >> Rafael >> > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipe...
2010 Sep 30
3
Excluding most and including some problems continue.
Here is my rsync command as it currently stands. /usr/local/bin/rsync -vvv --stats -Pzrtpl --delete --password-file=/export/home/webuser/.appprod --log-file=/export/home/webuser/logs/rsync-log -F /export/home/ webuser at appprod::dprweb_extranet/ > rsync-test Here is the current .rsync-filter file. + das + em + enf + internal + itb + medtox + pml + psb + reg + whs + htdocs + docs - /* -
2012 Jul 11
9
[LLVMdev] RFC: Pass Manager Redux
...as such. - Non-preserving passes should invalidate the cache - The cache should be capable of spanning any particular pass management boundary when needed. - We should be able to trade memory for speed and cache more analyses when beneficial. - The infrastructure should at least *support* a lazier approach to analyses, so that we can do more to avoid computing them at all. - PassManagerBuilder should use an explicit nested syntax for building up the structure of the passes so it is clear when a pass is part of a CGSCC pass manager, or when it is a normal function pass. - Clear hierarchy of...
2009 Aug 07
4
CentOS as a router
I am setting up a small CentOS-5.3 host to act as a router. I have the device configured and working. What I am trying to accomplish now is configuring the firewall so as to protect both the router and the LAN. The host configuration has the WAN attached to eth0 (IP_ADDR = A) and the LAN attached to eth1 (IP_ADDR = B). The default gateway for B is A. The default gateway for B is B-1. There
2012 Jul 11
0
[LLVMdev] RFC: Pass Manager Redux
...passes should invalidate the cache > - The cache should be capable of spanning any particular pass management > boundary when needed. > - We should be able to trade memory for speed and cache more analyses when > beneficial. > - The infrastructure should at least *support* a lazier approach to analyses, > so that we can do more to avoid computing them at all. > > - PassManagerBuilder should use an explicit nested syntax for building up the > structure of the passes so it is clear when a pass is part of a CGSCC pass > manager, or when it is a normal function pas...
2005 Apr 12
8
HTB ATM MPU OVERHEAD (without any patching)
I know there is that handy patch available to very efficiently use ATM bandwidth, but I was wondering what the best values to use with a non-patched iproute2 would be. Anyone here care to check my logic in coming up with these numbers and perhaps suggest better values? My transmit speed is 768kbps per ADSL line (I have two). This is the HTB shaping I do on the interface (logic used for this
2015 Jul 14
5
[LLVMdev] RFC: A plan for stateful alias analysis in LLVM
# Front matter # First, I want to emphasize that this is not a short-term plan. This is a long-term plan. When I was looking at refactoring the existing Alias Analysis infrastructure in LLVM in ways that would break stateful AA, Hal Finkel asked me to figure out how things would work with the new pass manager and make sure that was sane. This plan assumes the new pass manager. There is nothing