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   How to not write a back-end 
   compiler
   Jason Ekstrand, XDC 2019
      Who am I?
      ▪ Name: Jason Ekstrand
      ▪ Employer: Intel
      ▪ First freedesktop.org commit: wayland/31511d0e dated Jan 11, 2013
      ▪ Mesa commit count: 5365
      ▪ What I work on: Everything Intel but not OpenGL front-end
          – src/intel/*
          – src/compiler/nir
          – src/compiler/spirv
          – src/mesa/drivers/dri/i965
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     Why am I giving this talk?
     ▪ Many new contributors have joined the Mesa community
     ▪ Many new HW drivers are being added to Mesa:
         – Freedreno a2xx
         – Panfrost
         – Lima
         – Etnaviv
     ▪ They're all using NIR and actively writing their own back-end compilers
     ▪ More mature drivers have a lot of wisdom to share
         – We've already made most of the mistakes!
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 Everything hardware-specific 
 should go in the back-end
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