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Compiler

GCC 4.8.1 Compiler Due To Be Out Next Week

JADE: An LLVM-Based Video Decoder For MPEG RVC

LLVM 3.3 Release Candidate 1 Now Available

LLVM/Clang 3.3 Branched With Many New Features

Sambamba: Another Way To Automatically Parallelize Code

Dagger: Decompiling Software Through LLVM

Intel Is Nearing OpenMP Support In LLVM/Clang

SystemZ / S390x Support Added To Clang Compiler

GCC 4.9 Diagnostics Will Begin Playing With Colors

Areas Where LLVM's Clang Still Needs Help

FLANG: Proposing An LLVM Fortran Compiler

LLVM/Clang Already Working On C++1y/C++14

LLVM's Clang Compiler Is Now C++11 Feature Complete

LLVM/Clang 3.3 Should Be Close To Building Linux Kernel

Making A Code Compiler Energy-Aware

LLVM Powers C++ AMP To OpenCL On NVIDIA

GCC 4.7.3 Released With 118+ Bug-Fixes

LLVM/Clang Makes Progress On Building LibreOffice

LLVM May Get A TGSI Gallium3D Compiler Back-End

LLVM Pushing Out Daily Compilers For Ubuntu

LLVM/Clang 3.3 Planned For Release In June

Is Assembly Still Relevant To Most Linux Software?

LLVM 3.3 Picks Up More Support For Intel AVX2

Intel Ivy Bridge Optimization Benchmarks On GCC 4.8

Many Features Proposed For C++14

LLVM/Clang 3.3 Offers Performance Improvements

Intel Ivy Bridge Benchmarks On The GCC 4.8 Compiler

Intel Core i7 Benchmarks On GCC 4.8.0

GCC 4.8 Release Brings Improved C++11, Optimizations

C++ Doesn't Change The Speed Of GCC

C Language Modules For LLVM Still Being Tackled

Compilation Times, Binary Sizes For GCC 4.2 To GCC 4.8

GCC 4.8.0 Release Candidate Now Available

Linaro Developers Plan ARM LLVM Improvements

Building Linux With LLVM/Clang Excites The Embedded World

AESOP: A New Auto-Parallelizing Compiler

Tilera Publishes TILE-Gx CPU Back-End To LLVM

GCC 4.8 To Bump Up Speed On NVIDIA's Tegra 3

GCC Prepares Compiler Support For Intel Broadwell

GCC 4.8 Compiler Performance On ARM Cortex-A15

LLVM's Clang Compiler Nearly C++11 Feature Complete

Initial Benchmarks Of The LLVM/Clang 3.3 Compiler

GCC 4.8 Has Support For AMD Steamroller, Jaguar

LLVM 3.3 Improves Its Loop Vectorizer

Code Synthesis Releases ODB C++ ORM 2.2.0

CLDOC: A Clang-Based C/C++ Document Generator

In An Era Of Clang, Portable C Compiler Isn't Beloved

PathScale's ENZO Compiler To Speed Code On GPU

Debian Is Still Being Made To Build With LLVM/Clang

Link-Time Optimizations With GCC 4.8

LLVM Now Enables 64-bit ARM Support By Default

SMACK: A C/C++ Static Checker Built On LLVM

64-bit ARM (AArch64) Support Merged Into LLVM

C++11 & The Long-Term Viability Of GCC Is Questioned

GCC 4.8 Improves Its Runtime Library (libstdc++)

Emscripten-Qt: Bringing Qt, C++ To The Web

LLVM/Clang Compiler Being Ported To GNU/Hurd

Portable OpenCL 0.7 Improves On OpenCL 1.2

LLVM Developers Ponder Using C++11 Features

You Can Now Run LLVM Assembly In Your Web-Browser

Unpleasant: LLVM/Clang 3.2 On The ARM Cortex-A15

OpenMP Support For LLVM/Clang Still Being Drawn

FreeBSD Jumps Quickly On LLVM/Clang 3.2

What Features LLVM/Clang 3.2 Bring To The Table

LLVM 3.2 Released

NVIDIA's CUDA/OpenCL PTX Back-End In LLVM 3.2

LLVM 3.2 Vastly Improves Processor Support

Looping Through LLVM's New Loop Vectorizer

LLVM Developers' Meeting 2012 Videos Posted

Intel Proposes Tool To Auto-Convert Code To C++11

OpenACC Still Not Loved By Open Compilers

ARM Cortex-A15 GCC Compiler Tuning Performance

DARPA Project Using LLVM For Better Code Security

LLVM 3.2 Release Candidate 2 Arrives

Using AddressSanitizer & ThreadSanitizer In GCC 4.8

Unified Parallel C (UPC) Comes To LLVM/Clang

A Basic Look At How The LLVM Compiler Works

AMD R600 LLVM Back-End Still Being Tried For 3.2

LLVM 3.2 Improves PowerPC Compiler Support

Google Parsing Of LLVM's Clang Compiler Errors

The State Of 64-Bit ARM (AArch64) On LLVM/Clang

LLVM Developers Prefer Git Over SVN

Pairing A C Compiler With QEMU's Code Generator

Clang Can Analyze Code Comments, Generate Docs

Why LLVM/Clang Was Ported To A Super Computer

Intel Makes Microsoft's C++ AMP Cross-Platform

Tiny C Compiler Is Still Around, But Not Quickly Moving

LLVM 3.2 Release Candidate 1 Is Out There

GCC 4.8 Has More Optimizations

LLVM Seeks New Code Owners

LLVM 3.2 Was Branched Last Night

LLVM's Clang Is Finally The FreeBSD x86 Compiler

GCC 5.0 Compiler Might Be On The Way

Moving Towards Building The Linux Kernel With Clang

A New Language Implemented Atop LLVM

GCC 4.8 Nearing End Of Stage One Development

Benchmarking LLVM's Automatic Loop Vectorizer

The First GNOME 3.8 Development Release

LLVM Gets An Automatic Loop Vectorizer

AArch64 Called For Merging To GCC Trunk

Local Register Allocator Merged Into GCC (LRA)

China Makes A Java Version Of Core LLVM

Initial ARMv8 Support For 32-bit GCC Port

New Features Coming Up For The GCC 4.8 Compiler

LLVM Turns To Phabricator As New Review Option

GCC 4.8 To Handle More C++11, Initial C++1y Support

GCC Approves AArch64, ARM 64-bit Compiler Port

GNU Unified Parallel C Still Aiming For GCC 4.8

Patches For OpenMP Support In LLVM's Clang

AddressSanitizer Being Ported To GCC Trunk

LLVM's Polly Keeps Optimizing, Plays With Pluto

LLVM 3.2 Gets A Release Plan For Mid-December

LLVM/Clang vs. GCC On The Intel Atom With Linux

AutoFDO Optimizations For The GCC Compiler

GCC 4.5 Through 4.8 For AMD's Bulldozer

GCC 4.7.2 Compiler Released

Planning For The LLVM 3.2 Release This Year

Clang To Become The Default FreeBSD Compiler Soon

LLVM Gets Closer To Supporting OpenMP

Tilera TILE64 Back-End For LLVM Published

An "-Og" Optimization Level For GCC

LLVM-Based LLBMC 2012.2 Has New Features

The C Back-End To LLVM Is Back To Being Revived

More Of What's Landing For The GCC 4.8 Compiler

Unified Parallel C (UPC) Proposed For GCC 4.8

NAG Fortran Compiler Can Now Do OpenMP 3.0

GCC 2012 Cauldron Covered Fission, Cilk, C++11, Etc

GCC Compiler Is Up To 7.3 Million Lines Of Code

GCC Moves Forward With Conversion To C++

ARMv8 AArch64 Support For GCC Keeps Coming

A GCC Proposal To Build It Better, Faster

GCC 4.8 To Improve Diagnostics Abilities

Optimizing Marvell Graphics With iwMMXt

PCC: Portable C Compiler Isn't Quick To Advance

Eclipse 4.2 Released With Juno

GCC 4.8 Compiler - Is It Faster Yet?

Using Clang To Auto-Convert Qt 4 To Qt 5

Merging The GNU D Compiler Into GCC, Again

Improving OpenCL On CPUs, Building Linux

Google Wants To Make C++ More Fun

An LLVM/Clang Server Proposed

GCC Update Brings More Than 100 Bug-Fixes

Clang Compiling Against GCC On Ubuntu ARM Linux

LLVM/Clang Gains x32 psABI Support

What's New In DragonEgg 3.1 For Optimizing GCC

LLVM 3.1 Officially Released

LLVM 3.1 Has Been Quietly Postponed

LLVM For Code Decompiling?

GCC vs. LLVM/Clang Compilers On ARMv7 Linux

GCC 4.6/4.7 vs. LLVM-Clang 3.0/3.1 Compilers

LLVM's Clang 3.1 Compiler Betters C11, C++11

LLVM 3.1 Branched For May Feature Release

ErLLVM: High-Performance Erlang For LLVM

Nuanti C++ Compiler For More .NET On Linux

The Good Stuff Out Of GCC 4.7, C++11

GCC 4.8 Aims To Switch To C++ Mode By Default

Automatic GPGPU Code Generation For LLVM

StarPU: Hybrid CPU/GPU Task Programming

Intel Core i7 AVX GCC Compiler Tuning Results

GCC Turns 25 Years Old, GCC 4.7 Released

LLVM 3.1 Will Be Released In May

Talk Of GCC 5.0 To Be Modular, More Like LLVM

The Prominent Changes For The GCC 4.7 Compiler

GCC 4.7 RC2 Released; The State Of C99 Support

A New OpenCL Back-End For LLVM Is Published

GCC 4.7 Release Candidate 1 Offers Many Changes

It's Time To Start Thinking About GCC 4.8

GCC 4.6.3 Released With 70+ Fixes

GCC 4.7 Moves Along Into Stage 4

ELLCC: Using LLVM/Clang For Cross-Compiling

LLVM 3.1 Will Enhance AVX & Bring AVX2 Support

Emscripten: Bang Out JavaScript From LLVM Bitcode

LLVM/Clang Developer Videos Worth Watching

LLVM 3.0 Release Brings Lots Of Compiler Fun

What's Exciting About LLVM 3.0 & The New Clang

Apple Delays Release Of LLVM 3.0

Open64 5.0 Compiler Released w/ New Features

LLVM/Clang Performance On Intel Sandy Bridge

GCC 4.7 Enters Stage 3, Ready By March Or April

GCC 4.6.2 Compiler Released

LLVM/Clang Can Build LibreOffice

MIPS Puts Out An Alternate LLVM/Clang Driver

Another Open-Source OpenCL Project Pops Up

LIBCLC: An OpenCL C Library Implementation

LLVM 3.0 Branches Today, D Likely Not Till GCC 4.8

Discussing The LLVM IR Shortcomings

LLVM 3.0 Is Now Scheduled To Arrive In November

The State Of GCC 4.7.0: Still Months Away

OpenCL, GLSL Back-End For LLVM May Soon Open Up

LLVM Offers New Clang With SAFECode Technology

Easy Parallel Programming: Cilk Plus Ported To GCC

What's Coming Up For GCC 4.7

Approved: C++0x Will Be An International Standard

A Python Front-End To GCC Is Brewing This Summer

LLVM 2.9 Brings Enhancements, Plus Clang Enhancements

A Proposal For Compiling Direct3D HLSL With LLVM

GCC 4.6 Brings Intel Optimizations, AVX, Improvements

LLVM 2.9 Release Candidate 2 Is Here

GCC 4.6 Release Candidate Comes w/o P1 Regressions

LLVM 2.9 Begins Lining Up For Release

GCC 4.6 Is Only Four Bugs Away From An RC

GCC 4.6 Still Has Too Many Serious Regressions

GCC 4.6 Release Candidate Is Nearing

GCC 4.5.2 Is Near With A Release Candidate

Digital Mars Is Wanting To Merge D Into GCC

GCC 4.6 Leaves Stage 1 With New Features

GCC 2010 Summit Presentations Now Online

LLVM's Clang Is Onto Building The Linux Kernel

LLVM's DragonEgg 2.8 Released For GCC

LLVM 2.8 Released With Feature-Complete Clang C++

GCC 4.4.5 Brings Bug-Fixes

Is Apple Now Blocking Contributions To GCC?

GCC 4.5.1 Released; GCC 4.5.2 Is Up Next

GCC 4.5.1 RC1 Released; Final Due By August

GPU Drivers, Crocodile Petting Zoos & LLVMpipe

Mozilla Spots Massive Performance Regression In GCC

GCC Can Now Be Worked On In C++

Intel Core 2, Core i7 Optimizations For GCC 4.6

LLVM Replaces libstdc++ Library With libc++

GCC 4.4.4 Is Being Uploaded For Release

LLVM 2.7 Makes Its Debut With Many Features

GCC 4.5.0 Compiler Released

GCC 4.5 Release Candidate Is Finally Here

GCC 4.5 Release Candidate Is Coming

GCC 4.5 Is Still Not Ready For Release

LLVM's Clang Now Can Build Itself

GCC 4.5 Status Update: Not Yet Branched

GCC 4.5 Steps Closer To Release

LLVM 2.6 Released, Clang Is Now Production Ready

GCC 4.4.0 Released With Graphite, Etc

GCC 4.4.0 Release Candidate Is Now Out There

Intel Looks To Make Large Contribution To GCC

GCC To Receive Automatic Parallelization Support

LLVM 2.5 Released, Receives Numerous Improvements

OpenCL Support In GCC?

GCC 4.3.1 Released With Bug Fixes

GCC 4.3.0 Released w/ SSE4 Support

GCC 4.2.2 Compiler Released

GCC 4.2.1 Released

GCC 4.2.0 Released

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