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https://discourse.llvm.org/t/llvm-15-0-0-release/65099
Here we go
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Update: 15.0.3 https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/releases/tag/llvmorg-15.0.3
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But since 16 is bumped, I guess release of 15 will be soon?
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But since 16 is bumped, I guess release of 15 will be soon?
Yeah, I think so too.
Also, LLVM 16.0 will be an interesting release as it will be the first one to use opaque pointers (instead of typed pointers) by default. This will require a massive change throughout the codebase of llir/llvm
(anything relying on ElemType
of PointerType
would have to be updated). So will be fun to see how the update goes : )
From https://llvm.org/docs/OpaquePointers.html#version-support:
LLVM 14: Supports all necessary APIs for migrating to opaque pointers and deprecates/removes incompatible APIs. However, using opaque pointers in the optimization pipeline is not fully supported. This release can be used to make out-of-tree code compatible with opaque pointers, but opaque pointers should not be enabled in production.
LLVM 15: Opaque pointers are enabled by default. Typed pointers are still available, but only supported on a best-effort basis and may be untested.
LLVM 16: Only opaque pointers will be supported. Typed pointers will not be supported.
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From https://llvm.org/
LLVM Release Schedule:
- 15.0.0
- Jul 26: release/15.x branch created.
- Jul 29: 15.0.0-rc1
- Aug 9: 15.0.0-rc2
- Aug 23: 15.0.0-rc3
- Sep 6: 15.0.0-final
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Re-opening this issue since LLVM 15.0 has not yet been released. llir/llvm
currently supports the LLVM 15.0 rc1 release.
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https://discourse.llvm.org/t/llvm-15-0-0-release/65099
Here we go
Yay! Just a quick heads up, I'll be very busy at Uni for the next few months. So. I won't be able to review work on the LLVM 15 release.
Cheers,
Robin
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