C/C++ and Fortran

Originally posted by: Jeff Heath on March 24, 2020 As of March 2020, IBM became a platinum sponsor of the LLVM foundation, as shown here . The LLVM foundation is a non-profit whose mission is to support education and the advancement of the ...

Originally posted by: Si Yuan Zhang on Feb 23, 2020 IBM® has been investing significantly in open source code, communities, and governance. LLVM is an open source compilation technology framework that is actively maintained by a large development ...

Originally posted by: Nicole Trudeau "Going forward, the strategy to leverage open-source Clang technology will enable IBM C/C++ compilers to stay much more current with language standards." Learn more in the IBM Systems Magazine article ...

Originally posted by: BasilTK Problem Summary: Clients may experience a difference in behavior between V16.1.1.3 & V16.1.1.2 compiler PTFs related to the number of registers the compiler uses at compile itme. Sample Comparison results: ...

Originally posted by: Nicole Trudeau Total's Pangea III supercomputer ranks #11 overall on the latest iteration of the TOP500 ranking of supercomputers and is the most powerful commercial supercomputer on the list. Pangea III is being built ...