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Show HN: Chili. Rust port of Spice, a low-overhead parallelization library
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Analytic flattening of quadratic Bézier offsets
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4y ago
It's quite easy to get the CPU back-end running with WASM. GPU might work as well with Chrome Canary, but I haven't tested it yet. Using WebGPU should make this just as easy.
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A pixel segment is a line segment that fits inside of a pixel's square box. It can start and end anywhere inside of this 1x1 square box and it has a 64bit compact representation.
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Thank you for the endorsement. Looking forward to collaborating more with you on 2D graphics.
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forma is geared towards vector-graphics heavy use cases. A very good example would be Lottie or Rive animations or games that make use of vector graphics. Another possible use case would be places where you need a very small software render
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Show HN: Forma – An efficient vector-graphics renderer
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Rusty pest parser 2.0 with wasm grammar fiddle
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Google I/O 2017
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Redox OS Crash Challenge
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Pest – The Elegant Parser v1.0
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Chucklefish is writing their next game in Rust
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Machine Learning for the culture – An example of why ML needs more diversity
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I've added a clarification. The point of the benchmark is not to compete with other projects, it's merely there to put the parsing speed (and not necessarily the processing that comes after it) in a representative window of perfor
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I agree with your point. I tried my best not to sway too far off of some of syntax I've seen in other PEG projects, while also keeping it compatible with Rust's standard macros. While pest does have this constraint any longer with
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I agree. I guess I was trying hard to suggest the fact that it can be used _with_ Rust and not the fact that it is written _in_ Rust.
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A good place to start would be in the manually written example. [1] My current plan is to try and limit the the use of memoization such that it still guarantees linear parsing, but it doesn't memoize unless necessary. [1]: https:/
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9y ago
For now, it produces a recursive descent parser. Packrat parsing is an open-question since I'm afraid that adding a memoization layer all throughout the parser will lead to a consistent general slowdown.
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Show HN: Pest – Fast parser generator written in Rust
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Show HN: Pest. A ridiculously fast, modern parser for Rust
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Show HN: Pest. A fast, modern parser for Rust
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Show HN: Pest. A fast, modern parser for Rust
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Show HN: Pest. A fast, modern parser for Rust
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Show HN: Pest. A modern Rust parser
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Show HN: Pest. A fast, modern parser for Rust
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Remainians adopted
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There is a WIP php parser developed by the community: https://github.com/steffengy/pesty-php/blob/master/src/parse... And, yes, it does support multi-stage parsing. After the tokens are generated, t
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I'm currently working on a parser generator with easy of use and performance in mind. https://github.com/dragostis/pest
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Pest v0.2.0: fast PEG parser generator in Rust
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Pest: simple, efficient parser generator
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