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Contributing to Open Source Swift

Talkat try! Swift Tokyo 2016 · 2016-03-10..03-12· [swift]
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Explains how Swift code flows: Swift parses to an AST, typechecks to SIL (SIL intermediate language), optimizes and lowers to LLVM IR and then native code; example shows emitting AST, SIL and LLVM IR for a Hello World. Maps repos to pipeline (compiler core in C++, standard library with LLVM builtins, package manager in Swift), rates difficulty and toolchain tradeoffs, and gives contribution rules: mailing lists not GitHub, follow guidelines, include tests, use the code owners file, and expect core-team review and iteration.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Swift open source
  2. 2:05How the Swift compiler works
  3. 6:52Inside the Swift pipeline
  4. 10:22Practical compiler examination
  5. 12:47Project structure and roles
  6. 17:37Core libraries and evolution
  7. 20:16Contributing to Swift
  8. 23:16Community contribution tips
  9. 28:23The impact of your contribution
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