LLVM 3.2 Release Candidate 1 Is Out There
Posted by Michael Larabel on November 14, 2012
The first release candidate of the LLVM 3.2 compiler infrastructure along with the Clang C/C++ front-end compiler is now available.
LLVM 3.2 was branched last weekend and now the source packages for the first release candidate are ready for testing. Binary packages of 3.2-rc1 aren't available yet but will be available for major platforms/targets in the coming days.
LLVM 3.2-rc1 incorporates LLVM itself, Clang, Compiler-RT, the DragonEgg GCC plug-in, Polly, and the compiler test suite. Those wanting to help out testing this LLVM 3.2 development milestone can find details from the mailing list announcement. LLVM 3.2 should be officially released in mid-December.
LLVM 3.2 was branched last weekend and now the source packages for the first release candidate are ready for testing. Binary packages of 3.2-rc1 aren't available yet but will be available for major platforms/targets in the coming days.
LLVM 3.2-rc1 incorporates LLVM itself, Clang, Compiler-RT, the DragonEgg GCC plug-in, Polly, and the compiler test suite. Those wanting to help out testing this LLVM 3.2 development milestone can find details from the mailing list announcement. LLVM 3.2 should be officially released in mid-December.
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