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Am 07.10.2011 19:28, schrieb Dan Gohman: > Translating from Java to LLVM IR and then back to Java would > probably not be very practical. That's not what I'm aiming for. I want MyHLL -> MyCompiler -> MyIR1 -> MyTransformer -> MyIR2 -> Backend Where "Backend" could be a code generator for the JVM, CLR, or something LLVM-based. It would be nice if I could have ... -> MyIR2 -> LLVM -> JVM/CLR/native since that would take some passes out of MyTransformer. I&...

Hi! When using LLVM there is a folder: llvm/projects/sample which contains a file structure aimed at developing own project. It seems it uses autotools. Is there anywhere such structure but cmake oriented? So I can use it to build my project as standalone project? I know I can make simple cmakes like in llvm/examples/... directories, but then I have to execute cmake from llvm source everytme I

On Oct 7, 2011, at 7:42 AM, Michael Clagett wrote: > Wondering if you've gotten any further answering the question you pose below? > > I also am interested in being able to generate a JVM backend, but not departing, as you are, from coding in java itself, but rather as a means to integrate my own custom vm with Java and be able to produce and consume java code easily from my custom

Wondering if you've gotten any further answering the question you pose below? I also am interested in being able to generate a JVM backend, but not departing, as you are, from coding in java itself, but rather as a means to integrate my own custom vm with Java and be able to produce and consume java code easily from my custom environment. Just curios if you made any progress answering this

...in order to know how to invoke the tools, what they do when invoked, and what kind of output they create. A simple textual format is envisioned that describes this information. The configuration files should be read from standard locations (e.g. /etc/llvm/*), installation locations (e.g. /usr/local/mycompiler/llvm/*) and user-specific locations (e.g. ~/.llvm/*.conf). Configuration files will play a large part in defining what the driver does. Configuration files will form a cascade of definitions much like a unix shell does: files in standard locations, installation locations, and user-specific locati...