Hi Travis, On Thu, 1 Oct 2020, Travis Whitaker wrote:

LLVM version 10 is out, and LLVM 11 is on the way. I'm curious if anyone has begun work on getting llvm-hs working with version 10. This is likely to be a bit more of a chore than usual, because of changes in the JIT API.

Furthermore, activity on the llvm-hs GitHub repo seems to have slowed; I'm curious who the current maintainers are and whether or not they could use a hand? I make active use of the package and would be happy to contribute time to help out any way I can.

I continue to maintain the other LLVM wrapper, based on the original llvm package by O'Sullivan and Augustsson: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/llvm-tf https://hackage.haskell.org/package/llvm-ffi However, I also support only up to LLVM-9 for now. Updating the Haskell bindings is tedious because LLVM changes details often and the changes are hardly documented. On the other hand, I have long-standing problems with LLVM. E.g. when I start optimizing via LLVM's C interface the result is much worse than the one produced by the opt command-line utility. I would like to know, whether llvm-hs has this problem, too. However, I miss a simple example for demonstration.