the world if github pull requests supported stacked PRs and commit-level commenting

I find it helpful to queue up things I want to read for a closer look the following day (delayed gratification, and avoiding constantly refreshing the same sources). pwr is how I implement this terminal-centric workflow muxup.com/pwr

Maybe it's useful to you as well?

I find it helpful to queue up things I want to read for a closer look the following day (delayed gratification, and avoiding constantly refreshing the same sources). pwr is how I implement this terminal-centric workflow muxup.com/pwr

Maybe it's useful to you as well?

I'm honoured to have been selected for the Software Contributor Award by the @risc_v RISC-V International Board of Directors. I recently realised I've been working with RISC-V in some way for 10 years now (after a trip to Berkeley back in May 2014) - here's to another 10!

Igalia is at RISC-V Summit Europe again this year. Yesterday, @asbradbury presented a tutorial on implementing custom RISC-V instruction set extensions in LLVM. We're looking forward to the discussions, presentations, and demos throughout the rest of the week!

Stick the following in your ~/.gitconfig to make `git branch` sort by most recently committed (thanks to @andywingo for this one!):

[branch]
sort = -committerdate

If you're going to be at RISC-V Summit Europe in Munich, be sure to attend my tutorial "Implementing support for custom RISC-V extensions in LLVM" riscv-europe.org/summit/2024/tw… (Monday June 24th, 3pm)

Dear @Halfords_uk, rather than adding a prominent, bolded explainer for why "although you probably think this is spam you didn't consent to, technically we didn't break the rules" in your unsolicited email (a survey), why not...I dunno...stop sending customers unsolicited email?

New blog post: Notes from the Carbon panel session at EuroLLVM 2024. muxup.com/2024q2/notes-f…

These are not small contributions. And this is not an "overnight success". It is the result of years of hard work on the domain including major contributions to the underlying @v8js engine.

I'm proud that @techAtBloomberg and @igalia get to support @JoyeeCheung's work on Node.

🥳 The C++ committee just adopted:

🔄 Trivial infinite loops are not Undefined Behavior 🔄

Into C++26, and made it a a defect report against previous standards.

isocpp.org/files/papers/P…

I had a blast this morning on BBC 5live radio with @ColinMurray & Tom Pellereau bringing home Colin’s version of the 6 nations with inventions! #imaginationmatters #steam #education bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

I've been using P-Code (the IL used in Ghidra) to dump an easy to read description of instruction semantics when. It does a pretty good job for this and the pypcode binding to SLEIGH makes it easy. Quick notes (and instruction_to_pcode script) here muxup.com/2024q1/clarify…

I wish there was more information about the optimisation in question

Time to write a bit about XDC 2023: blogs.igalia.com/siglesias/2024…

@igalia @XOrgFoundation

I somehow reached 10 years of writing LLVM Weekly, still without missing an issue. A few reflections and answers to common questions in this post muxup.com/2024q1/reflect… Thank you for reading!

And now thanks to my awesome @igalia colleagues, get to celebrate with cake

LLVM Weekly - #521, December 25th 2023. __builtin_verbose_trap, hexademical floating point format, MLIR news #59, FatLTO documentation, faster RegAllocFast dominance algorithm, reformatting libcxx, and more llvmweekly.org/issue/521

Let the (terminal) bells ring out. If you only read one blog post about terminal bells this holiday season, make it be this one muxup.com/2023q4/let-the…

Let the (terminal) bells ring out. If you only read one blog post about terminal bells this holiday season, make it be this one muxup.com/2023q4/let-the…