LLVM Foundation

“Tanya lattner chris lattner president director married”

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“Per conflict of interest policy, board members sign on conflict of interest policy memo. It is reviewed on an annual basis, and any issues with a conflict is discussed by the board.”

“Compensation process for top official llvm's president is the only paid officer. Her compensation has been reviewed by the board and compared to market data. Given her educational background and experience, her compensation has been determined to be nominal considering the amount of time that is devoted. Much of her time is essentially "donated" to the organization in fulfillment of its mission.”

“Conflict of interest, articles, bylaws, and board minutes are available online.”

“The llvm foundation's mission is to support education and advancement of the field of compilers and tools through educational events and materials, grants and scholarships, and increasing diversity within the field of compilers, tools, and the llvm project. We have established four main programs: educational outreach, diversity and inclusion in compilers & tools, grants & scholarships, and community health & infrastructure of the llvm project. The educational outreach program is our largest program and includes educational materials and events related to the llvm project, compiler technology, and related tools. Our two largest events are the llvm developers' meetings located in the san francisco bay area, and in europe. These meetings serve as a forum for llvm project developers, users, and academic researchers to get acquainted, learn how llvm is used, and exchange ideas about llvm and compiler technology. This program also includes educational materials such as instructional videos and the full video recordings from our developer meetings that are available free to anyone. Our diversity & inclusion in compilers & tools program aims to increase. We have expanded our efforts from just increasing diversity in the llvm project and the field of compilers and tools and making both more inclusive. We hope to achieve this by increasing awareness of the llvm project at various technical conferences with diverse participation, sponsoring initiatives that increase diverse participation in academic research in the field, and determining and addressing barriers for entry into the field through panel discussions and other events. The llvm project is becoming one of the top platforms of choice for compiler research at universities. The grants & scholarships program is designed to support student presenter travel to the llvm developers' meetings and other conferences that students may attend and present their llvm and compiler related work. The community health & infrastructure of the llvm project provides infrastructure support and community initiatives to help ensure the longevity, stability, and quality of the llvm project which is critical to the field of compilers and tools and our work within this domain.”

“<educational outreach> the educational outreach program is our largest program and includes educational materials and events related to the llvm project, compiler technology, and tools. We held two llvm developers' meetings; one in london, uk and one in san jose, ca. A llvm developers' meeting is an educational and technical conference that focuses on compiler and tools development, current uses, and future potential applications. The slides and video recordings are posted on the public website and made available for free to anyone. Our european llvm developers' meeting was held in may 2022 in london, uk. This was our first in person llvm developers' meeting since the covid-19 pandemic. We opted to have a small gathering of 150 llvm developers with sessions over 2 days. This event featured talks, tutorials, student talks, posters, and round tables. The recordings of the talks and tutorials were made available for free on our website after the event. In november 2022, we hosted our llvm developers' meeting in san jose, ca. At this event, we had 375 attendees over 2 days and a pre-conference day of workshops. This event featured networking sessions, technical talks, tutorials, lightning talks, posters, and a student research competition. All talks and tutorials were recorded and the videos and presentation slides were made available for free on the public website. The llvm foundation continued its participation with the google summer of code (gsoc) program through the organization of mentors. Due to the ongoing pandemic, the mentor summit was virtual. The gsoc program helps students become involved in the llvm project by assigning each a mentor who can provide guidance during the three month project. This year we had 15 students participating. This program is a key piece in ensuring the long term health and growth of the llvm project community.”

“The community health & infrastructure of the llvm project provides infrastructure support and community initiatives to help ensure the longevity, stability, and quality of the llvm project which is critical to the field of compilers and tools and our work within this domain.”