Tag: llvm
Interview: Intel beats the drum for oneAPI and SYCL in place of Nvidia’s CUDA
Intel is transitioning its developer tools to LLVM for cross-architecture support and to a specification called oneAPI for […]
Rust 1.65 nearly done, including stable Generic Associated Types
The Rust team is close to releasing version 1.65 of the language, with changes including what is described […]
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile hits beta, aim is ‘to be stable next year’
JetBrains has released the first beta of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile, a framework for coding applications for Android and […]
Chris Lattner cuts last ties to Swift project
Chris Lattner, the mind behind compiler infrastructure project LLVM and Apple’s Swift language, has left the Swift core […]
LLVM 13.0 pulls Flang into binary packages, fits debugger with MTE helpers
Compiler infrastructure project LLVM is now available in version 13.0. The freshly pushed out major release is the […]
WebAssembly runtime Wasmer kicks into turbo for 2nd major release of the year
WebAssembly runtime Wasmer is available in version 2.0. Just six months after the first major release hit, the […]
Engage! LLVM 12 gets ready for next-gen processors
Compiler infrastructure project LLVM 12 is now available for downloading. The release comes more than a month later […]
What’s the point: LLVM 11, HashiCorp Boundary, Atlassian, and OpenCV
Version 11 of compiler infrastructure project LLVM has been announced, which now includes – amongst other things – […]
What’s the point: Elastic, LLVM, rebrandings, Perl, and Harbor
Version 7.8 of the Elastic Stack has been recently made available for download. Users who haven’t checked the […]
Oh dear! Oh dear! LLVM 10.0 finally makes it
The team behind compiler infrastructure project LLVM has made version 10.0 available – a good month later than […]