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JIT is even worse, as if you have ever built a compiler one already knows about why backpatching is needed during the generator stages. I cringe every time some
by Joel_Mckay 12d ago
JIT is even worse, as if you have ever built a compiler one already knows about why backpatching is needed during the generator stages. I cringe every time someone brings up embedded python, and lose hope for future coders.
I agree it is subtle, so takes some people a few hours to understand, and for others never. If you work in Application user-space, than it usually won't matter. Note I like Julia, but it is also not a good fit for SDR or low-latency DSP.
People seem upset for some reason, but one may want to check out Analog Devices training documentation as a student. =3
- ErroneousBosh 10d ago> People seem upset for some reason, but one may want to check out Analog Devices training documentation as a student. =3 You're making some pretty interesting and unusual claims. Can you show a Proof-of-Concept of what you're talking about?
- jeezfrk 11d agoJulia is not written in assembly.
- Joel_Mckay 11d ago"Julia programs automatically compile to efficient native code via LLVM" ( https://julialang.org/ https://julialang.org/ ) Have a nice day =3
- acuozzo 11d agoI'm not a student. I work with SDRs and in latency-critical problem domains at a telecommunications research laboratory. I'm also not upset. I just want to know which compilers you're using which honor the "register" keyword in C.