kouosi

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by kouosi 2mo ago
> compile with -Wreturn-type if you want to avoid such things... Isn't -Wreturn-type enabled by default in both gcc and clang atleast for c++?
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by kouosi 2mo ago
I think they used swift instead of zig because Kling was using mac for development
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The Scanline Sweeper: A Glyph Rendering Algorithm [pdf](rookandpossum.com)
37 points by kouosi 4mo ago|3 comments
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by kouosi 4mo ago
YT video: https://youtu.be/B9bztU1sTFA
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by kouosi 5mo ago
probably full-featured :)
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Zig's new bitCast semantics and LLVM back end improvements(ziglang.org)
279 points by kouosi 5mo ago|150 comments
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by kouosi 6mo ago
> And of course, once your code does not target just one single machine then you're forced to have to worry about portability and standard compliance etc. Well linux exclusively usages gcc to compile.
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AI helps man recover $400k in Bitcoin 11 years after(dexerto.com)
13 points by kouosi 6mo ago|3 comments
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by kouosi 6mo ago
Most people working on kernel/osdev do for the sake of recreating it :)
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by kouosi 6mo ago
Hi you may want to include neatvi[0] and nextvi[1]. [0]: https://github.com/aligrudi/neatvi [1]: https://github.com/kyx0r/nextvi
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by kouosi 6mo ago
> Can you contribute it? I don't see it listed as an official backend. I don't think anyone wants AI generated contribution to QBE (neither do I).
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by kouosi 6mo ago
> Does gcc use LLVM anywhere under the hood or it has its own code generation and optimization pipeline? No it doesn't use LLVM > How does it stack in comparison to LLVM? Well it support more targets then LLVM and in most cases i
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Compiler Jokes(bitsrc.org)
2 points by kouosi 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kouosi 7mo ago
I don't think they vibecode the core of windows though. From what I heard particularly (from osdev community) the core of windows is really good and well structured.
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by kouosi 7mo ago
Well I am not bot. I just found it funny and shared it here :)
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Void Linux: Enterprise Edition(voidlinux.org)
3 points by kouosi 7mo ago|2 comments
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Pijul a FOSS distributed version control system(pijul.org)
191 points by kouosi 7mo ago|30 comments