Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 2nd Jun 2007 22:44 UTC, submitted by Hakime
During the last LLVM developers'meeting, several Apple engineers made some presentations about their work on different aspects of LLVM. One of them explains the work on "clang", a new C front-end, which will also support C++ and Objective C. Chris Lattner also discussed the use of LLVM in Leopard Open GL. Slides and videos available. Additionally, LLVM 2.0 was released recently.
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You can find out everything about LLVM at:
http://llvm.org/
In a nutshell, LLVM is:
1. A compiler toolkit including a mid-level IR, many
optimization passes, a machine-level IR and code gen
for many targets.
2. A set of libraries for building compiler related
tools such as translators, assemblers, linkers,
archive tools, etc.
3. A competent C/C++/Obj-C compiler based on GCC 4.0
4. A framework for program analysis and other compiler
related research.