I have received a comment in other place about the talk and about the accuracy of the content, so I want to expose it here. This talk was prepare for 1.19 and then migrated to 1.20. During that process I miss the fact that the IR generation is no longer done through irgen by default, the default has changed to unified IR in 1.20. That is an interesting detail to take into account, but in my opinion the value of the talk is the general overview of the go compiler itself. But if anybody was specially interested on the IR generation, my talk can be misleading in that point.
Definetly one of the highlights, great talk!
Thanks!
This is the stuff I'm here for. Very good talk.
I have received a comment in other place about the talk and about the accuracy of the content, so I want to expose it here. This talk was prepare for 1.19 and then migrated to 1.20. During that process I miss the fact that the IR generation is no longer done through irgen by default, the default has changed to unified IR in 1.20. That is an interesting detail to take into account, but in my opinion the value of the talk is the general overview of the go compiler itself. But if anybody was specially interested on the IR generation, my talk can be misleading in that point.
It was a great talk, Jesús! Thank you 🤗
Thank you!
Amazing talk!
Thanks!
why is there so much clutter on the screen. hide or minimize those sections and stretch the slide contents