Author: Lionel Debroux
Posted: 27 Jan 2013 02:53:20 am (GMT -5)
I suggest to post a blurb of text to llvm-users or llvm-dev, containing your latest post here, the references you used (e.g. "life of an instruction" linked above, or more details on "The documents that I have" that you mentioned above), etc.
I think that llvm-users or llvm-dev is the place where you'll get the most help, and as a bonus, the LLVM contributors may use this as a motivation to spend a bit of time expanding the documentation / FAQ, so that everyone benefits![Smile]()
#llvm on oftc.net might work, but all forms of IM (with real-time constraint) are less suitable than e-mails / forums (without the real-time constraint) for discussions of this kind.
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Posted: 27 Jan 2013 02:53:20 am (GMT -5)
I suggest to post a blurb of text to llvm-users or llvm-dev, containing your latest post here, the references you used (e.g. "life of an instruction" linked above, or more details on "The documents that I have" that you mentioned above), etc.
I think that llvm-users or llvm-dev is the place where you'll get the most help, and as a bonus, the LLVM contributors may use this as a motivation to spend a bit of time expanding the documentation / FAQ, so that everyone benefits
#llvm on oftc.net might work, but all forms of IM (with real-time constraint) are less suitable than e-mails / forums (without the real-time constraint) for discussions of this kind.
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Member of the TI-Chess Team.
Co-maintainer of GCC4TI (GCC4TI online documentation), TIEmu and TILP.
Co-admin of TI-Planet.