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It doesn't require nearly as much storage as you think. For zig, there's only 3 standard libraries (glibc, musl, mingw) and 7 unique architectures (ARM, x86, MI
by matthewbauer 7y ago
It doesn't require nearly as much storage as you think. For zig, there's only 3 standard libraries (glibc, musl, mingw) and 7 unique architectures (ARM, x86, MIPS, PowerPC, SPARC, RISC-V, WASM). LLVM can support all of these with a pretty small footprint and since the standard libraries can be recompiled by Zig, it really only needs to ship source code - no binaries necessary.
- bregma 7y agoIf it's only supporting two OS runtimes and a small subset of hardware it's mostly just a curiosity.