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clang + LLVM

clang + LLVM

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Jason R Sachs
Posted by Jason R Sachs
on Mar 21 2012 10:15 AM
Expert1870 points

I realize this is a question coming from way out in left field -- but where do clang and LLVM fit in TI's dev tool chain plans?

http://clang.llvm.org/

http://llvm.org/

An LLVM back-end for C2000 processors would be extremely interesting to us. I'm aware there's been some 3rd-party work on an MSP430 backend (https://www.fooe.net/trac/llvm-msp430/) but haven't looked into it much.

clang llvm compiler
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  • George Mock
    Posted by George Mock
    on Mar 21 2012 13:45 PM
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    There are no plans to incorporate these technologies into our tool chains.  This technology has a lot going for it, so that could change.  But not in the near future.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George


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    on Mar 21 2012 14:06 PM
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    ok, thanks. I hope if there are other people out there interested, that they are expressing that interest to you.

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