FERRAMENTAS LINUX: Resultados da pesquisa LLVM Clang 21

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quinta-feira, 11 de setembro de 2025

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.

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.

SpacemiT-X60 RISC-V SoC Gains 4-18% Performance Boost with LLVM/Clang 21 Scheduler Optimization

SpacemiT-X60 RISC-V SoC gains 4-18% performance boost with LLVM/Clang 21 scheduler optimizations. Discover how latency tuning & floating-point enhancements make it a competitive choice for data centers & edge computing.

O Compilador GCC vê um novo patch com o ajuste para o AMD Zen 3 (Znver3)

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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.

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.