[Mesa-dev] End of my GSoC - Where to find the code

Thomas Helland thomashelland90 at gmail.com
Sat Aug 22 09:03:57 PDT 2015


2015-08-21 19:20 GMT+02:00 Thomas Helland <thomashelland90 at gmail.com>:
> Hi all,
>
> Today is the "pencils down" date for Googles Summer of Code.
> I've cleaned up the loop analysis, LCSSA, and range propagation
> work I've done, and pushed them to my github repo at [1].
> They are located in the branches gsoc-final-XXXX
>
> I'll leave them as is for a while, so that people have a chance
> to review them if that is of interest.
> It's still not 100%, time sorta ran away from me. But it
> should be at a state where the chosen approach is settled.
> (At least in my mind, as long as it is not completely dumb, that is).
>
> The range propagation pass "Works as expected (TM)" and
> so does the loop analysis pass. The LCSSA conversion
> pass is hitting some issues described in a lengthy comment
> in the top of the file. tl;dr; There's some assumptions we
> make about the successors and predecessors that are not
> valid when you insert phi-nodes like is done in the LCSSA pass.
>
> Now I'll focus on getting the last formalities done with,
> and then I'll probably be "off the chart" for a week or two.
> There's the whole "getting the new semester on track" thing
> happening atm, with selecting projects, job as a student counselor,
> changing to a different gym, getting the master thesis settled,
> catching up time with everyone, cleaning the freakin' apartment, etc.
>
> It's been a challenging but fun experience. Thanks to everyone
> for being patient with me and helping me out when needed.
> A special shout-out goes to Matt, Ilia, Jason, Kenneth and Connor
> for the irc-support, code-review, and the good discussions.
>
> [1] https://github.com/thohel/mesa
>
> Best regards,
> Thomas Helland

As requested by Martin I've written up a "Closing thoughts"
blog post at [1]. It covers what I've learned, the state of
the different stuff I've written, where to find the code, etc.

[1] https://hellthom.wordpress.com/2015/08/22/my-gsoc-adventure-closing-thoughts/


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