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Highly quick-and-dirty: $ git log origin/release_37..origin/release_38 --no-merges -i --grep \ 'ppc\|power pc' --pretty='%ae' | grep --only-matching '@.*
by jlebar 11y ago
Highly quick-and-dirty:
$ git log origin/release_37..origin/release_38 --no-merges -i --grep \
'ppc\|power pc' --pretty='%ae' | grep --only-matching '@.*' | sort | \
uniq -c | sort -rn
16 @anl.gov
11 @gmail.com
7 @linux.vnet.ibm.com
4 @iteratee.net
3 @ca.ibm.com
2 @hanshq.net
2 @de.ibm.com
2 @apple.com
1 @samsung.com
1 @linaro.org
1 @imgtec.com
1 @googlemail.com
1 @codeaurora.org
You'd have to look at the individual addresses to disambiguate who @gmail.com and @googlemail.com are; at least 5 are from a Googler. @iteratee.net is also a Googler.
- ambrop7 11y agoThe @anl.gov is probably this: https://www.alcf.anl.gov/bgclang-compiler https://www.alcf.anl.gov/bgclang-compiler See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Gene#Blue_Gene.2FQ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Gene#Blue_Gene.2FQ "The Blue Gene/Q Compute chip is an 18 core chip. The 64-bit PowerPC A2 processor cores are 4-way simultaneously multithreaded, and run at 1.6 GHz."
- dumael 11y agoAs I know, some of those contributors are just making systemic changes throughout LLVM, which would require touching the PowerPC backend. I'm not at all surprised at the @[a-z.]+.ibm.com contributors, the @anl.gov is the code maintainer and highly visible contributor. The Argonne National Laboratory run a PowerPC based supercomputer afaik.