O trabalho está em andamento para o upstream do CUDA Toolchain do LLVM Clang para AMDGPU / HIP

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O suporte ao GNU Hurd Toolchain foi adicionado ao compilador LLVM Clang

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LLVM 21.1.1 Stable Release: Enhanced Compiler Performance and Critical Fixes

 

LLVM 21.1.1 is now available. This stable point release for the open-source compiler stack features critical bug fixes for Clang, RISC-V, and Xtensa support, corrected WoA downloads, and IRPGO optimizations. Download the latest version for enhanced compiler performance and reliability.

Comprehensive Guide to Context Analysis in Linux Kernel 6.20/7.0: Advanced Compiler-Based Security Features

 

Explore Linux Kernel 6.20/7.0's revolutionary compiler-based Context Analysis feature, leveraging LLVM Clang 22's static analysis for enhanced kernel security, lock validation, and synchronization primitive verification. Complete developer guide with implementation details, technical specifications, and optimization strategies for enterprise deployment.

O LLVM Clang 8.0 está se ramificando em uma semana com o Intel Cascade Lake Tuning & More

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SFrame Stack Trace Support in LLVM/Clang: Performance Optimization for ELF Files

 

Discover how SFrame stack trace support in LLVM/Clang enhances ELF file debugging with lightweight performance. Learn about current development, GNU compatibility, and potential LLVM 22 integration. Stay updated on this breakthrough in compiler optimization.

Qualcomm Xqci RISC-V Extension Graduates from Experimental in LLVM 22: A Strategic Leap for Embedded Processing

 

The Qualcomm Xqci RISC-V vendor extension has officially shed its 'experimental' label in LLVM 22, marking a pivotal advancement for embedded systems development. This deep dive explores the extension's technical specifications, its impact on microcontroller interrupt handling and memory access, and what Qualcomm's strategic investments in RISC-V, including the Ventana acquisition, signal for the future of compute. Unpack the implications for engineers and the semiconductor industry.

A Sony continua a ajustar o suporte ao AMD Jaguar dentro do compilador LLVM Clang

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LLVM 17 Update for SUSE Linux: Key Fixes & Installation Guide

 

Latest LLVM 17 update for SUSE Linux fixes Clang 17 documentation packaging (bsc#1232916). Learn how to install this optional patch for openSUSE Leap 15.6, SUSE Enterprise 15 SP6, and Development Tools. Includes performance optimizations for C++/AI workloads.

O FreeBSD 13 está se preparando para finalmente aposentar o GCC 4.2

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O LLVM / Clang 8.0 deverá ser lançado no começo de março

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Unlocking Faster Builds: LLVM's Distributed ThinLTO Revolutionizes Compiler Optimization

Discover how LLVM's new Distributed ThinLTO (DTLTO) accelerates build times by 4x+ with parallel compilation. Learn about COFF LLD integration, performance benchmarks, and enterprise build system implications.

The Definitive Guide to NixOS 25.11 "Selene": A Major Release Redefining Linux System Management

 

NixOS 25.11 "Selene" is released! Explore 7,002 new packages, GNOME 49 on Wayland, & LLVM Clang 21 support. This guide covers declarative configuration, key updates, and why this Linux distro is a game-changer for developers & sysadmins.

O NetBSD está explorando o LLD Linker do LLVM para tr uma menor pegada de memória

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O kernel Linux 5.1 jogará melhor com o LLVM Linker (LD.LLD)

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O NetBSD vem trabalhando em um melhor suporte ao LLVM Toolchain

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Linux Kernel 6.16 Raises Minimum Compiler Requirements to GCC 8 & Binutils 2.30

Linux Kernel 6.16 now requires GCC 8 & Binutils 2.30 for all architectures, dropping legacy workarounds. Learn how this impacts developers, enterprise Linux users, and embedded systems. Includes key benefits and migration tips.

O OpenMandriva Lx 4.3 RC foi lançado com o LLVM 12 Toolchain, Kernel Linux 5.12

 

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Os viídeos da reunião dos desenvolvedores do LLVM 2018 estão agora online

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Revolutionizing Development: Fedora 43's FESCo-Approved Toolchain & Performance Upgrades

 

Fedora 43 approved features: Golang 1.25, LLVM 21, GCC 15.2 toolchain, Zstd initrd, UEFI/GPT focus, Free Pascal cross-compile. Boost dev speed & boot times. Target release: Nov 11. Explore FESCo's latest engineering decisions.