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Trying to make C/C++ memory safe. Full compatibility + memory safety with no escape hatches. Currently working on redoing the underlying object model to elimin
by pizlonator 2y ago
Trying to make C/C++ memory safe. Full compatibility + memory safety with no escape hatches.
Currently working on redoing the underlying object model to eliminate the top perf overheads.
https://www.youtube.com/live/_VF3pISRYRc?t=4862s https://www.youtube.com/live/_VF3pISRYRc?t=4862s
- feelamee 2y agocool Does it have any relation to safe c++ [1] proposal? [1] https://safecpp.org/draft.html https://safecpp.org/draft.html
- pizlonator 2y agoNo, because Fil-C++ isn’t a new language. No new annotations. Just recompile your code and it’s safe.
- AlbertoGP 2y agoBig problem with the video: the audio volume is very low, then I raise the volume of the computer to compensate for it and BAM! an advertisement comes up screaming at me! I’m very interested in this so I’ve downloaded and extracted your presentation adjusting the volume (24dB!) with: yt-dlp https://www.youtube.com/live/_VF3pISRYRc ffmpeg -i "[SPLASH'24] Pasadena - REBASE (Oct 23th) [_VF3pISRYRc].mkv" -filter:a "volume=24dB" -ss "01:21:02" -to "02:06:12" -c:v copy Fil-C_2024_Pasadena.mp4