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This a first draft of a `Contributing to LLVM` document, that should give an overview over the different ways people can contribute to LLVM, as a follow up to http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2017-October/118023.html I tried to summarize and link to relevant existing pages. The aim of this document is to act as a starting point for people to contribute to LLVM. I tried to include some important info (in my opinion) here, even though almost all information is available in other documents, but it is quite spread out over multiple pages. It might be worth to add more things to tie in here, e.g. how to contribute documentation. I am looking forward to your feedback and expect quite some rephrasing and reformatting, but I hope this review can help to get a good page for new contributors.

This new page acts as an entry point for (new) contributors to LLVM and provides information about * What to contribute * How to submit a patch * Where to start to learn more about LLVM's architecture and internals. This version of the page duplicates some information from the DeveloperPolicy and Phabricator pages. Subsequent changes should work towards moving information for new developers to this page, where it makes sense.

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