Programming Leftovers
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My Vim history
About two months ago, the Changelog had a show about Vim in general and why, after all these years, it’s still the favorite text editor of a lot of folks. That episode also contained a segment where each of the panelists talked about how they got into Vim in the first place. I thought I should share my story there too (at least as far as I can still remember it)!
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Toolchains adventures - Q3 2021
On top of the OpenBSD related changes I've been contributing upstream to LLVM, I've been continuing my experiments with the build system. I've also been reading documentation about various parts of the toolchain, sending diffs when encountering mistakes or things which could be improved.
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Facebook Is Aiming To Make Compilers Faster Using Machine Learning With CompilerGym
Facebook this week announced the open-sourcing of CompilerGym as their effort to improve compiler performance by leveraging machine learning to tackle optimization work.
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OpenBLAS 0.3.18 Released With LoongArch64 Support, More Optimizations - Phoronix
OpenBLAS 0.3.18 is out today as the latest feature update to this widely-used, open-source BLAS implementation.
OpenBLAS 0.3.18 brings a wide assortment of improvements and fixes, some of the highlights include:
- Support for LoongArch (LoongArch64) as the new Loongson MIPS-based CPU architecture.
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Intel oneAPI 2021.4 Released With More Optimizations, Continues LLVM Adoption
Intel on Friday formally released their oneAPI Toolkits 2021.4 release as the latest collection of their various software components for a multi-vendor, multi-architecture software platform across CPUs and XPUs (GPUs / accelerators).
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