Re: Question of JITC

[Max Brister]

Which IR are you trying to look at, the LLVM IR or the octave linear IR?

There is not any easy way to disable checking for interrupts. The interrupt checking code inserts a branch at the start of each loop that exits the function if the user has pressed cntrl-c.

I'm glad to see that you are making progress. I know Jordi set you up with hg, can I have the link to your repository? I would like to look over your do-until implementation. Also, I'm adding the octave-maintainers list, that way we keep everyone else in the loop (we don't want them thinking you have disapeared).

On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 8:55 AM, lyh.kernel <address@hidden> wrote:

Hello Max,

I have done do-until statement support. Switch statement and integer type support would be my next target. But when I dump the IR you generated, the IR for debug and interrupt handler is a little bit messy to me to understand your implementation. Is there any option to disable it?

Thanks a lot

2013/6/28 Max Brister <address@hidden>

Hi LYH,

I did list some open problems in my GSoC final report (available here http://jit-octave.blogspot.com/). Another missing feature is support for Octave's integer types. Implementing integer type support might be a good way to get into to code.

On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 1:23 PM, lyh.kernel <address@hidden> wrote:

Hello Max,

I am wondering the JITC current status. Could you give me a list of unimplemented feature?

Thanks a lot

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