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    LLVM May Change How It Does Its Releases

    Phoronix: LLVM May Change How It Does Its Releases

    The upstream LLVM developers have been discussing possible changes about how they manage their releases in hopes of making it more optimal in working with downstream stakeholders of this widely-used, open-source compiler stack...

    LLVM May Change How It Does Its Releases - Phoronix
    http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=LLVM-Release-Possible-Changes
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    I would love to see more rapid LLVM releases, if only for the fact tons of projects are now using LLVM runtimes (KDevelop and QtCreator use their Clang code analysis, radeonSI uses LLVM as its shader compiler) and only seeing one to three releases per year makes these projects lag how much actual improvement they can deliver on a timely basis.

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      3 releases per year? Wasn't it just two? I agree they should release more often, too, though.
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