This is the LLVM organization on GitHub for the LLVM Project: a collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies.
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The LLVM organization on GitHub hosts a wide range of repositories focused on modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies. Primary programming languages include Python, C++, TypeScript, and LLVM itself. Notable projects such as llvm-project and circt exemplify its contributions to the software development community.
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llvm-project
The LLVM Project is a collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies.
circt
Circuit IR Compilers and Tools
torch-mlir
The Torch-MLIR project aims to provide first class support from the PyTorch ecosystem to the MLIR ecosystem.
Polygeist
C/C++ frontend for MLIR. Also features polyhedral optimizations, parallel optimizations, and more!
clangir
💀💀💀 The former home of clangir incubator, now part of the official llvm-project.
llvm-test-suite
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mlir-www
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llvm-zorg
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eudsl
Embedded Universal DSL: a good DSL for us, by us
vscode-mlir
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vscode-lldb
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llvm-www
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lighthouse
Meta project around MLIR
llvm-lnt
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clangd-www
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wg-hlsl
HLSL Working Group documentation and task tracking.
llvm-blog-www
The LLVM Project Blog
llvm-iwg
The LLVM Infrastructure Working Group
offload-test-suite
Experimental Runtime test suite for HLSL
mlir-tcp
Tensor Compute Primitives: Mid-level Intermediate Representation for Machine Learning Programs
circt-www
CIRCT website
actions
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llvm-www-pubs
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llvm-project-release-prs
Repository for pull requests used for testing release branch backports in llvm/llvm-project
llvm.vim
Vim filetype support for LLVM (mirrored from llvm-project)
llvm-project-staging
Staging repository for https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project. Used for official contributions to the LLVM project that LLVM contributors will collaboratively split up for regular patch review.
www-releases
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llvm-archive
Archive of old/discontinued llvm projects, converted from SVN.
torch-mlir-release
Automated releases for torch-mlir
llvm-foundation-www
LLVM Foundation Website
llvm-security-repo
Repo to test filing security issues
llvm-admin
Internal repository for LLVM admin scripts
llvm-bugzilla-archive
No description provided for this repository.
offload-golden-images
Golden images to compare against for rendering tests.
llvm-wgs
LLVM working groups documentation and task tracking.
bugzilla2gitlab
An issue migrator
llvm-project-legacy-branches
Miscellaneous unofficial branches and tags converted from svn.
phabricator
Open software engineering platform and fun adventure game
www-new
Test repo for the new LLVM website
www-template
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temp-issue-tester
Repository for testing GitHub issue features
elekto-config
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Community.o
Community.o website and other resources
Frequently asked questions
What does llvm build on GitHub?
LLVM builds a collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies on GitHub. Key projects include llvm-project, circt, and torch-mlir, which contribute to various aspects of programming language development and optimization.
Which programming languages does llvm use?
The LLVM organization utilizes several programming languages for its projects, including Python, C++, TypeScript, LLVM, HTML, and Markdown. This diverse language usage supports a wide array of development tools and technologies.
Are llvm's repositories public?
Yes, all of llvm's repositories are public on GitHub. This transparency allows developers and researchers to access, contribute to, and audit the projects, fostering collaboration and innovation within the open-source community.
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