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Can you give more info? How big of a number is "some"? Also what kind of prompts were you feeding it? Did you describe it as Rust like? Anything else you f
by Verdex 1y ago
Can you give more info?
How big of a number is "some"?
Also what kind of prompts were you feeding it? Did you describe it as Rust like? Anything else you feel is relevant.
[Is there a GitHub link? I'm more than happy to do the detective work.]
- steveklabnik 1y agoLike three or four. very simple language: main function whos value is the error code, functions of one argument returning one value, only ints, basic control flow and math. I just opened the repo, here's the commit that did what I'm talking about: https://github.com/steveklabnik/rue/commit/5742e7921f241368e1ab7027df8d4a14e5a9bb1f#diff-d7d183da3129291ef1210410b2898ac6a65a4e4de8ede9775601173545570f57 https://github.com/steveklabnik/rue/commit/5742e7921f241368e... Well, the second part anyway, with the grammar. It writing the lexer starts as https://github.com/steveklabnik/rue/commit/a9bce389ea358365f05673576a0f6ffcf5c787da#diff-bc6661da34ecae62fbe724bb93fd69b91a7f81143f2683a81163231de7e3b545R21-R25 https://github.com/steveklabnik/rue/commit/a9bce389ea358365f..., it was basically this program. If I wrote down the prompts, I'd share them, but I didn't. Please ignore the large amount of llm bullshit in here, since it was private while I did this, I wasn't really worried about how annoying and slightly wrong the README etc was. HEAD is better in that regard.
- Verdex 1y agoThanks