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\author{Stefano Cherubin}
\institute{Politecnico di Milano}
\date{03-05-2019}
\title{Introduction to LLVM compiler framework}
\subtitle{Course outline}
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\itshape\scriptsize Welcome slides
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\begin{frame}[t]{About the dragon}
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    \item The \textbf{LLVM logo} \cite{LOCAL:www/LLVMlogo} is a stylized
          wyvern (a kind of dragon).
          Dragons have connotations of power, speed and intelligence,
          and can also be sleek, elegant, and modular (err, maybe not).
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    \item There is a series of \textbf{compiler books} dating back to the 1970s
          showing illustrations with dragons and knights
          \cite{Aho:1977:PCD:1095594}
          \cite{Aho:1986:CPT:6448}
          \cite{Aho:2006:CPT:1177220}
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\begin{frame}[t]{About me}
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    \texttt{Stefano Cherubin}
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    \item \texttt{stefano.cherubin@polimi.it}
    \item PhD candidate @ Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
    \item working on compilers since not so long time
    \item definitly not an experienced knight...
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    \item ...I'm more like a lazy Hobbit
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  In order to fully understand the content of this course you should have:
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    \item knowledge of what a compiler is
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    \item proficiency in most common data structures
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    \item proficiency in Object-Oriented Programming
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    \item at least some experience with C++
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    \item First part
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        \item Compiler design
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        \item LLVM structure overview
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        \item LLVM-IR language
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    \item Second part
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        \item LLVM Documentation
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        \item Available middle-end passes (overview)
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          \item Normalization
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          \item Analysis
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        \item LLVM quick start tutorial (depending on time)
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\begin{frame}[t]{Goal of the course}
  At the end of these lectures you should:
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    \item understand the LLVM compiler infrastructure
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    \item be able to read a .ll file (LLVM-IR)
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    \item know where to look for documentation
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    \item know which are the main middle-end weapons
          LLVM provides you out of the box
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    \item know how to implement a simple analysis / transformation
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    \item know how to test your code
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\section*{Bibliography}
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