Media Summary: In our quest to generate a Fibonacci sequence, we need IF/ELSE. Shouldn't be too hard right? (See thumbnail for confused face.) For the month of December, I wanted to experiment with some... stuff. I don't know exactly where this going; stay tuned for more to ... This is a recording of my talk at LLVM Social Berlin . The talk presents MLIR basics by building a very simplifiied version of ...
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In our quest to generate a Fibonacci sequence, we need IF/ELSE. Shouldn't be too hard right? (See thumbnail for confused face.) For the month of December, I wanted to experiment with some... stuff. I don't know exactly where this going; stay tuned for more to ... This is a recording of my talk at LLVM Social Berlin . The talk presents MLIR basics by building a very simplifiied version of ... The last little bit on methods for now. The method arguments need to know their Wouldn't be much of a language without variables. Let's add those. # Our little methods aren't very useful because they don't accept arguments. Let's fix that. #

Just something I did in the past. I have written Brainf**k interpreters using C, Python and Ever wonder how quickly different programming languages can handle massive workloads? We tested one billion nested loops to ... Alexander Ivanov , Zahary Karadjov Generating code and Methods, functions, whatever. Let's add those! # We add some math operators and now the Fibonacci example code works! #

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