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Your point? Because your first goalpost was "most compilers don't even support PGO". And now the goalpost is Linux distros? How about this one - how many binari
by mathisfun123 3y ago
Your point? Because your first goalpost was "most compilers don't even support PGO". And now the goalpost is Linux distros? How about this one - how many binaries at FB/G are built with PGO? Answer: a great deal (llvm/bolt is a FB project and MLGO is a G project).
- slavapestov 3y agoMy point is that the view of a compiler as a series of transformation passes from a source program to machine code, implemented as pure functions, is an entirely appropriate way to describe how they work in a random introductory blog post? Congratulations on your recent PhD in quantum machine learning or whatever -- I hope you find some way to speed up FB/G's ad serving algorithms by 1% and land that promotion. I'm sure you're very smart.
- mathisfun123 3y ago>My point is that the view of a compiler... Your point in bringing up Linux was to reiterate your original point? Interesting. > I hope you find some way to speed up FB/G's ad serving algorithms by 1% and land that promotion. I'm sure you're very smart. lol