I’m looking for session moderators EuroLLVM 2023! If you are registered to attend, this is a great way to give back to the LLVM Project and support the event. Moderators are a very important part of EuroLLVM and the event would not be a success without our volunteers.
What is a session moderator? A session moderator introduces speakers, keeps them on time, and moderates Q&A (except for lightning and quick talks have no Q&A). Specific moderator details will be provided to you with exactly what to say and do. A session consists of several talks in a row and you will moderator all the talks during the time block in a specific room.
Below is a list of all sessions available to moderate and the room location of each. The full agenda is posted on the event site.
Please email eurollvm@llvm.org with your first and second choice session (send the session number, date/time, and location).
Session 1
May 10, 9:10-10:30 (Imperial Suite)
- Keynote: Order out of Chaos, The LLVM Release Process.- Tobias Hieta
- What’s new in MLIR? - Mehdi Amini
Session 2
May 10, 10:00 -10:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Practical Global Merge Function with ThinLTO - Kyungwoo Lee
Session 3
May 10, 11:00-12:30 (Imperial Suite)
- Extending the AArch32 JITLink backend - Stefan Gränitz
- Quick talks - Jeff Niu, Elen Kalda, Javed Absar, Muthu Baskaran, Johannes Doerfert, Ashutosh Nema, Ziv Ben Zion
Session 4
May 10, 11:00 12:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Tutorial: A whirlwind tour of the LLVM optimizer - Nikita Popov
- A Rusty CHERI: The path to hardware capabilities in Rust - Lewis Revill
Session 5
May 10, 14:00 -15:30 (Imperial Suite)
- MLIR-based offline memory planning and other graph-level optimizations for xcore.ai - Deepak Panickal
- An example of data flow analysis in MLIR - Tom Eccles
- Extensible and Composable Dataflow Analysis in MLIR - Jeff Niu
Session 6
May 10, 14:00 -15:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Student Technical Talks - Qi Zhou, Viktor Cseh, Aiden Grossman, Prathamesh Tagore, Hongbin Zhang
Session 7
May 10, 16:30 -18:00 (Imperial Suite)
- Using MLIR to Optimize Basic Linear Algebraic Subprograms - Steven Varoumas
- Buddy Compiler: An MLIR-based Compilation Framework for Deep Learning Co-design - Hongbin Zhang
- ML-LLVM-Tools: Towards Seamless Integration of Machine Learning in Compiler Optimizations - S. VenkataKeerthy, Siddharth Jain, Umesh Kalvakuntla
Session 8
May 10, 16:30-18:00 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Tutorial: Developing BOLT pass - Amir Ayupov
- Optimizing the Linux Kernel with LLVM BOLT - Maksim Panchenko
Session 9
May 11, 9:10-10:30 (Imperial Suite)
- Keynote: “-fbounds-safety”: Enforcing bounds safety for production C code - Yeoul Na
- Structured Bindings and How to Analyze Them - Domján Dániel
Session 10
May 11, 10:00-10:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- MachineScheduler - fine grain resource allocation using resource intervals. - Francesco Petrogalli
Session 11
May 11, 11:00-12:30 (Imperial Suite)
- mlir-meminfo : A Memory Model for MLIR - Kunwar Grover,Arjun Pitchanathan
- Quick talks - Jeff Niu, Johannes Doerfert, Arseniy Zaostrovnykh, Charlie Keaney, Chunyu Liaol Tomer Nissim Schneider,Omer Aviram
Session 12
May 11, 11:00-12:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Student Technical Talks - Florian Drescher, Hongbin Zhang, Alexander Brauckmann, Devajith Valaparambil Sreeramaswamy
Session 13
May 11, 14:00 -15:30 (Imperial Suite)
- Prototyping MLIR in Python - Sasha Lopoukhine, Mathieu Fehr Compiling Ruby (with MLIR) - Alex Denisov
- MLIR Dialect Design and Composition for Front-End Compilers - Jeff Niu
Session 14
May 11, 14:00-15:30 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Lightning Talks - Nikita Baksalyar, Eduardo Blázquez, Jinmyoung Lee, Victor Lomüller, Amilendra Kodithuwakku, Stephen Livermore-Tozer, Hongbin Zhang, Alex Bradbury, Anna Thomas
- What would it take to remove debug intrinsics? - Jeremy Morse
Session 15
May 11, 16:30-18:00 (Imperial Suite)
- Tutorial: Controllable Transformations in MLIR - Alex Zinenko Inliner in MLIR - Javed Absar
Session 16
May 11, 16:30-18:00 (Robert Burns Suite)
- Tutorial: GlobalISel by example - Alex Bradbury
- How to use llvm-debuginfo-analyzer tool - Carlos Alberto Enciso
Thanks!