HelloGcc 2011 Workshop calling for topic speakers

[Andi Hellmund]

Hey Hui,

I put the GCC development mailing list on CC ...

Andi

> HelloGcc Working Group was set up in 2007 by Chinese free software
> fans and developers in Beijing. With the goal of constructing a free,
> open, sharing technical community, we not only discuss and learn about
> GNU system tools(such as GCC, GDB, Binutils etc), provide helps on
> related study and work, but also make our contributions to free
> software community.
>
> Every year, we hold a technical workshop in order to improve
> communication among open source developers and fans. The activity will
> be held in Oct. this year. We're calling for topic speakers now. As
> soon as you prefer to give a technical report, welcome to contact us.
> Topics includes, but not limited to,
>
> * Introduction on your original work, or the work of others.
> * Researching work or engineering work.
> * Code explanation and program demonstration.
> * etc,
>
> We need to get the speaker's slides ahead of time and post it on the
> Internet, with author's approval. It's better if you intend to provide
> the text of articles, of course. The whole activity is free. We hope
> to get some sponsorship to be used as the reward of speakers and the
> support of the community development. Please send mail to following
> address below if you have any questions on this workshop:
>
> hellogcc.workgroup@gmail.com
>
> Note: Topics in HelloGcc 2010 Workshop (http://hellogcc.blogbus.com/c3688812).
> * Memory management mechanism and optimization
> * Discussion on debugger's breakpoint mechanism
> * Bintuils porting to embedded CPU
> * Implementation and discussion on visualization of GCC
> * How To Port GNU ToolChain
> * Demo of Linux Kernel GDB tracepoint module
>
> Topics in HelloGcc 2009 Workshop.
>
> * Analyze and improve the program's data locality with GCC
> * GCC Internals and Porting
> * gdbproxy: An open source GDB stub for Blackfin
> * GDB reverse debug and process record and replay target
>
> You can find us on
> * blog: http://hellogcc.blogbus.com
> * mail list: http://www.freelists.org/archive/hellogcc
> * irc: #hellogcc（freenode）
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