Open-source programmer and SCP author. Also known as notgull, Saltbag and EelRemoval. All opinions are my own and not my employer's.
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Last Notes npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull NEW BLOGPOST: Why am I writing a #Rust #Rustlang compiler in C? npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub10sm…hjqm I’m aware of it, it’s just that C is a lot easier to bootstrap to than C++. npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub10sm…hjqm I'm glad you think it’s noble! npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull My goal is that it should be possible to bootstrap a working copy of rustc using nothing but a basic C compiler (I'm targeting cproc and tinycc) as well as a basic shell interpreter (Kaem). This would mean Rust can be introduced at a very early point in the Live Bootstrap process. npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull Announcing smol-macros, smol-hyper and smol-axum. #rust #rustlang #smol npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub1sg4…xslc This is interesting, because something I’ve been brainstorming is a QBE backend for rustc the backend used by Hare, IIRC). I wonder if some of the CPU cycles can be taken off by switching to that. npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub1sg4…xslc This is interesting, because something I’ve been brainstorming is a QBE backend for rustc the backend used by Hare, IIRC). I wonder if some of the CPU cycles can be taken off by switching to that. npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull I tried to move my code off of GitHub. What happened next will shock you! #git #github npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub1ptm…2xku I have a few changes in this release, most importantly the scratch buffer allocation-saving strategy. In my own benchmarks it improves performance by 20%, and I expect those gains to be larger in long-running programs. npub1sntkw98p8evsesecaluay398kpdgq9dsutv4m2hpmyz9p23s7pdsecyuun notgull @npub1ptm…2xku I have a few changes in this release, most importantly the scratch buffer allocation-saving strategy. In my own benchmarks it improves performance by 20%, and I expect those gains to be larger in long-running programs.
