A frog around the world

A week after the Euro LLVM conference, I am glad to share the results I presented and discussed during the event. 1) Parallel building infrastructure using clang instead of gcc Based on the work that Alexander Pashaliyski and I did during the GSoC… suite »

After the Debian new packages, removal and bugs feeds (see the previous blog posts), I also plugged a feed with the last uploads in the archive: Debian uploads on Identi.ca Debian uploads on Twitter As a reminder, here is the list. For identi.ca:… suite »

Lately, I have been working on providing nightly packages of the whole LLVM toolchain. With the help of folks from Intel, Google and Apple, I am happy to announce the publication of these packages: http://llvm.org/apt/ Built through a Jenkins insta… suite »

After the studies of the rebuild of the Debian archive using clang 2.9 & 3.0 and 3.1, the results of the 3.2 rebuild have been published on http://clang.debian.net. The percentage of failure is the same as clang 3.1: 12.1% of failure. That means… suite »

One of the drawback of C is the hard memory management. It is because of this aspect that Clang provides a way to detect, at runtime, memory errors. Called Address Sanitizer, it allows, while the program is running, to keep track of the memory and de… suite »