[ale] LUG at GT Meeting - 2010.02.17 - LLVM

[Greg Freemyer]

I'd like to see something on git.  I've just done a little with it and
I'm pretty confused.  I've tried using smartgit which is a pretty cool
gui, but I totally lack git foo so even the gui is confusing.

I see you (Ga Tech) is going to address it in a few weeks.

How long are the presentations at Ga Tech typically?  Is it mostly
presentation time or do you spend a lot of time on other topics?

Are there any plans to do a git presentation at ALE Central?

Thanks
Greg

On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Ryan Curtin <ryan at igglybob.com> wrote:
> The Linux Users Group at Georgia Tech presents
>
> "LLVM"
>  by Chad D. Kersey
>
> Feb. 17th, 2010, 7:00 PM
> College of Computing Building, room 16
>
> Overview:
>
>  LLVM is a modern open source compiler infrastructure developed by
> Chris Lattner at UIUC and later Apple, along with a large development
> community. LLVM enables the development of compilers and compiler-like
> software projects. In this presentation I'll explore the history of the
> LLVM project, inform the audience of the many projects it is an integral
> part of, and close by demonstrating just how easy LLVM's APIs make some
> common program analyses.
>
> Upcoming presentations and events:
>
>  2010.02.24:  git
>  2010.03.03:  svn
>  2010.03.10:  IRC
>  2010.03.17:  Music Encoding
>  2010.04.03:  Installfest 45
>
> Hope to see you there!
>
> --
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