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Are there advantages to this other than, I guess it being convenient? (Zig noob here.) Eg, are there C to Zig ports that have had a demonstrable performance or
by detrites 3y ago
Are there advantages to this other than, I guess it being convenient? (Zig noob here.)
Eg, are there C to Zig ports that have had a demonstrable performance or memory-safety gain or something like that?
(Specifically, I mean over a C-lib wrapper compiled using Zig, as matching this case.)
- jedisct1 3y agoThe Zig compiler itself is a good example: https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-self-hosted-now-what/ https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-self-hosted-now-what/ "The new self-hosted compiler reduces memory usage 3x compared to the old C++ implementation"
- dangets 3y agoHave to point out that this includes second system optimizations. Just porting C over to Zig won't give you that 3x reduction. For others, I also highly recommend the video linked in that blog post.