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It looks like Omnigraffle, which runs on OS X. Given that llvm is mostly sponsored by Apple, I could imagine a lot of the devs are running OS X. I used a bit b
by maximilian 15y ago
It looks like Omnigraffle, which runs on OS X. Given that llvm is mostly sponsored by Apple, I could imagine a lot of the devs are running OS X. I used a bit back in college and I remember the shadowed boxes looking like that. I especially liked it because it generates vector graphics for inclusion in LaTeX documents.
- ThaddeusQuay2 15y agoThank you.
- lootabooga 15y agoLooks like Omnigraffle's output. "Given that llvm is mostly sponsored by Apple, I could imagine a lot of the devs are running OS X. " Well, in most developer conferences I've been most of the devs (and the audience) are running OS X anyways, without Apple being involved. Even in the Java ones (despite Java not that welcome on OS X the last couple of years). Even more so for the RoR guys...