EuroLLVM 2013, Paris, France

Two days after the end of EuroLLVM 2013, I finally got the energy to write a piece about it. It was a lot of hard work by an amazing team of volunteer organizers lead by Tobias Grosser, Duncan Sands, Sylvestre Ledru and Arnaud de Grandmaison, plus the usual suspects of the previous events, and in the end there was very little that had gone wrong, even in the slightest.


This was our biggest event yet, with 187 attendees, 12 talks, 2 tutorials, 7 lightning talks and 10 posters! The posters, slides and videos are available on the EuroLLVM 2013 website, as well as some idea on the abstracts, location (ENS, in Paris) and the great dinner cruise on Monday.

You can also find on the site the results of our questionnaire, distilled and anonymized.

Euro LLVM 2013 in Paris

In two weeks, the 2013 edition of the Euro LLVM conference will start in historic center of Paris, France.  The schedule has just been published.  Most of different aspects of the LLVM infrastructure will present at the event.  See below for the full details!

LLVM Developer Meeting 2012

The 2012 LLVM Developer Meeting is now complete and was a great success. If you are interested in the talks, a complete set of slides, videos, and posters are now available. The LLVM Developer Meeting would not be possible without support from our sponsors. Many thanks to Apple, QuIC, Google, and Intel. -Chris

LLVM Developer Meeting 2011

The 2011 LLVM Devloper Meeting has come and gone, and it was a great event. It featured 17 great talks, several BOF sessions, a poster session, and lots of informal discussions between all sorts of people interested in LLVM and its subprojects. If you are interested in the talks, slides and videos are now available.

The Developer Meeting would not be possible without support from our sponsors. Many thanks to QuIC, Apple and Google.

Happy 2012!

-Chris

LLVM Developer Meeting 2010

The 2010 edition of the LLVM Developer's Meeting has come and gone, and it was a great event. It featured 17 great talks, several BOF sessions, and lots of informal discussions between all sorts of people interested in LLVM and its subprojects. Lang Hames wrote up a great summary of his experience at the meeting.

Unfortunately, there was more people who wanted to attend than we were able to accomodate, but fortunately the slides and videos of all the talks are available the web page. Many thanks go our to our sponsors: Apple, QuIC, Google, Qualcomm.

Happy holidays,

-Chris