rjnw
2020-2-5 18:22:18

I used all the points @ccshan mentioned and pushed to github. Right now our total words are 1384 which includes some text of reviewers questions as well.


samth
2020-2-5 18:25:08

I will try to edit later today


rjnw
2020-2-6 03:40:29

should I mark the response to be ready to view?


rjnw
2020-2-6 03:40:38

can we still edit it after checking that box


samth
2020-2-6 03:42:43

yes, and I did that just now


samth
2020-2-6 03:42:53

I also re-did the bit about TR


samth
2020-2-6 03:43:00

sorry I haven’t been able to help more


samth
2020-2-6 03:43:46

But here’s my main suggestion: revise the intro paragraphs to address specific broad reviewer concerns


samth
2020-2-6 03:44:25

I think the two big issues are (1) is this research and not just engieering and (2) is this really different than an LLVM API


samth
2020-2-6 03:44:38

So I would say something like: We begin by addressing two overarching concerns: Is sham a research contribution?... How does sham improve on the experience of using the LLVM API (or another low-level language) directly?...


samth
2020-2-6 03:46:09

And then follow with the detailed responses that you have


rjnw
2020-2-6 03:46:21

any specific things to say about the first one?


samth
2020-2-6 03:47:21

I think Sham is a holistic language design, not just an implementation, and that’s what we should focus on.


samth
2020-2-6 03:47:26

But now I need to go.


samth
2020-2-6 03:47:38

If I’m up before 7 I’ll edit.


rjnw
2020-2-6 03:47:47

okay I do the changes now


rjnw
2020-2-6 03:47:56

*will