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Indeed! On the Mill project we leave boxes crunching hours and hours of csmith/creduce, and we don't watch them do it :) SPE looks to be very nice too.
by willvarfar 10y ago
Indeed! On the Mill project we leave boxes crunching hours and hours of csmith/creduce, and we don't watch them do it :)
SPE looks to be very nice too.
- gravypod 10y agoWhat's the Mill project? Is that the "new computer" thing or am I missing something.
- willvarfar 10y agoYeap that's the project :) We have our own llvm backend which is a front end to our own "specialiser". We use csmith to fuzz for compiler bugs and creduce to reduce them. This starts with C and we even validate the output of the sim against clang x86 output.
- tmccrmck 10y agoHow should someone go about contributing to your LLVM backend?
- willvarfar 10y agohttp://millcomputing.com/#JoinUs http://millcomputing.com/#JoinUs :) http://millcomputing.com/topic/mill-computing-in-2017/ http://millcomputing.com/topic/mill-computing-in-2017/ is our plan this year
- gravypod 10y agoSo it is meant to be a different architecture? What market is it targeting? Is mill low power, high performance, embeded, radiation hardened, etc? Will it come in small packages with RAM and ROM on the die? Will it support a different architectural view (maybe all the memory will be non-volatile)? A lot of questions and very little answered in the page.
- DiabloD3 10y agoI haven't seen a Mill press release hit the front page for awhile. I'm not good at subtly hinting.