In our planning meeting today, the compiler team has scheduled our
next batch of upcoming design meetings:
- On Nov 1, we will discuss "incremental dep-graph storage" (see
rust-lang/compiler-team#199), which is a plan to improve the
performance of storing incremental compilation data, as well as
reducing peak memory usage.
- On Nov 8, we will discuss "A unified framework for dataflow
analysis" (see rust-lang/compiler-team#202), which is a proposal
for how an improved dataflow analysis that can help with const
evaluation.
- On Nov 15, we will do a "working group review" (see
rust-lang/compiler-team#187), examining how well the working group
system has been working and what we might do to improve it.
Did you know?
Most weeks, the compiler team has some sort of design meeting. These
meetings take place on Zulip and are open to all. Every 4 weeks, we do
a planning meeting to pick the next few meetings from the list of open
proposals. You can find more details about how the compiler-team
steering meeting process here.
