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Hi, I work for Red Hat on the Platform Tools team. I am the technical lead for our LLVM team and the overall technical lead for Go/Rust/LLVM compiler group. This means that I work on packaging, bug fixing and feature development for LLVM and work on high-level technical issues common across all 3 compilers. | Hi, I work for Red Hat on the Platform Tools team. I am the technical lead for our LLVM team and the overall technical lead for Go/Rust/LLVM compiler group. This means that I work on packaging, bug fixing and feature development for LLVM and work on high-level technical issues common across all 3 compilers. | ||
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Tom Stellard
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| E-mail: | tstellar@redhat.com |
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| IRC: | tstellar on irc.libera.chat |
| #fedora-devel #fedora-ci #fedora-buildsys | |
| GitHub: | tstellar |
| GitLab: | tstellar
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| FAS name: | tstellar |
| Fedora e-mail: | tstellar@fedoraproject.org |
| Fedora homepage: | tstellar.fedorapeople.org |
Hi, I work for Red Hat on the Platform Tools team. I am the technical lead for our LLVM team and the overall technical lead for Go/Rust/LLVM compiler group. This means that I work on packaging, bug fixing and feature development for LLVM and work on high-level technical issues common across all 3 compilers.
Within Fedora I am maintainer of the LLVM sub-packages and work to ensure they work well for end users and Fedora packages that depend on them. I also have worked on a few system-wide changes centered around packager use of make: