GHC Runtime Linker by Example
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In this talk, Artem will aim to help listeners build a basic understanding of linking by means of examples, give an overview of the GHC's linker code, and describe current challenges and possible improvements.
A level of familiarity with C and ASM is helpful, but not required.
This is a follow-up to some work Artem has done around RTS linker in GHC: https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/merge_requests/348/diffs
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GHC Runtime Linker by Example
Artem Pyanykh
Artem Pianykh is a Software Engineer at a large technology company. Before joining that company he spent several years doing data science, machine learning, and startups until discovered his passion for functional programming and compilers. He is one of the top contributors to Scalaz ZIO and a modest contributor to GHC.