As I work to enhance Campy, a C# library for GPU programming I wrote, I’m trying to capitalize on some new code from the NET Foundation Projects. These include LLILC, a MS IL compiler based on LLVM. I want to be able to use some of the APIs in LLVM to perform SSA analysis rather …
Monthly Archives: March 2017
Getting Windows Subshell for Linux working
If you’ve been working with Cygwin or MinGW, you may want to step over to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to take advantage of building and running tools in that environment. While the goal of Cygwin and MinGW has been to provide a Linux command-line tool set to Windows, it’s too easy to run the wrong tool …
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A belated Happy Pi Day!
Honestly, is there any better way to spend a day (or two) on Pi Day (March 14 = “3.14”) than to write some code to compute the value of Pi?!