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I believe "ian" on that list is Ian Lance Taylor. He's on the Go team and works on gccgo so I think most of his contributions [0] are for the Go compiler. [0]
by misframer 10y ago
I believe "ian" on that list is Ian Lance Taylor. He's on the Go team and works on gccgo so I think most of his contributions [0] are for the Go compiler.
[0] Example commit: https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/commit/b0c0971248103432dd623276227da9cd69a755cf https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/commit/b0c0971248103432dd6...
- geofft 10y agoIan Lance Taylor was working on GCC and binutils long before Go ever existed. He also wrote the gold linker. It would be interesting if most of his contributions recently have shifted to gccgo, though!
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- jordigh 10y agoI'm personally cheering for David Malcom (dmalcolm) and his work on gccjit. He started testing that on GNU Octave's JIT, so we could replace LLVM. We haven't done that yet, but maybe this year we'll be able to!