Dear Chris et al,
James Weisner and I would like to attend your conference on the 25th. We will have to get up earlier than we tend to so we can make it there from Santa Cruz by 8 AM! See you there!
By the way, we reached a major milestone last Friday. We can now turn pretty much anything reasonably simple that can be compiled by LLVM into one giant "virtual" combinatorial circuit. Our test suite is pretty small at the moment, but we are accurately running a number of numeric benchmarks and most of the Standard C Library (including printf()) using a pure data dependency simulator where we can evaluate the circuit in a random order and we get the correct answer every time. We are pretty pleased. This is running on version 1.8 of LLVM.
Cheers,
-- Robert.
James Weisner and I would like to attend your conference on the 25th.
We will have to get up earlier than we tend to so we can make it there
from Santa Cruz by 8 AM! See you there!
Great, I added you to the page.
By the way, we reached a major milestone last Friday. We can now turn
pretty much anything reasonably simple that can be compiled by LLVM into
one giant "virtual" combinatorial circuit. Our test suite is pretty
small at the moment, but we are accurately running a number of numeric
benchmarks and most of the Standard C Library (including printf()) using
a pure data dependency simulator where we can evaluate the circuit in a
random order and we get the correct answer every time. We are pretty
pleased. This is running on version 1.8 of LLVM.
Excellent, congrats!
-Chris