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If I were serious about porting this project to Go, where would you recommend that I start?
by omginternets 5y ago
If I were serious about porting this project to Go, where would you recommend that I start?
- LightMachine 5y agoYou mean, the whole project? Or just the runtime? The runtime has recently been ported to go by Caue F. He posted it in our Telegram: https://pastebin.com/0X0bbW8b https://pastebin.com/0X0bbW8b Perhaps you could team up?
- omginternets 5y agoOh my lord, this is seriously the best news of the last decade. You, sir -- along with Caue F. -- have just made my decade!! EDIT: is there a license for this? Can I use it?
- LightMachine 5y agoThis is MIT licensed, so feel free to fork, use, edit and sell it without even notifying me. Now go ahead and get rich!
- omginternets 5y agoI'll get right on that. :) In all seriousness, thank you. I have exactly zero experience with Rust, but if I can help with anything, feel free to reach out: @lthibault on GitHub. Moreover, I'll likely be spinning this off into a full-fledged repo of some sort. I'll keep you updated, and am more than happy to coordinate our efforts. Thanks again, and congratulations on this incredible piece of engineering!
- cauefcr 5y agoHey, this was my port, nice to see people interested. Yeah, it still needs a few changes on the HVM rust compiler to work, but we could figure it out together if you want. Hit me up on @Cauef on telegram, caue.fcr@gmail.com, or let's talk on the issue pages of HVM!
- astrange 5y agoHave to say this is the most excited comment I've ever seen on this website.
- nightwolfz 5y agoThis is amazing!!