patrick-ghetea

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   by patrick-ghetea 4mo ago

   Hi Benji, I tried to reply to your comment earlier, but it seems it didn’t go through, so I’m trying again to say that you’re right. I hope you enjoyed exploring (and maybe even using) Riscrithm. My goal was to make writing assembly cleaner
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   Riscrithm (v1.1) – An intuitive RISC-V assembler and optimizer written in Go(github.com)

   4 points by patrick-ghetea 4mo ago|2 comments
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   by patrick-ghetea 4mo ago

   Riscrithm v1.1 is now available on GitHub, bringing a bunch of much-needed features to the language. You can check out the repository’s README.md for an in-depth presentation of the syntax, complete with code snippets for each section, as w
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   by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago

   To answer this follow-up, Benji, the syntax was designed so the learning curve isn’t too steep for people coming from languages like C/C++, even if I think that analogy is wrong, Riscrithm isn’t trying to be another C, as that would ju
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   by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago

   Hi Benji, sorry for the late reply. I saw you were really interested in it, and I hope my comment answers your questions. Strict macro checking (using the 'define' keyword) and register validation (including case checks to ensure
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   by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago

   Hi 'sph', sorry for the late reply, but I’ve been working on version 1.1. You’re absolutely right about cleaning up the code. Honestly, I’m not a Go programmer with extensive experience in the language, but that doesn’t mean I mad
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   by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago

   Hi Joker_vD, I really appreciate the comment and you’re mostly right—C was meant to be a portable assembly language that abstracts developers from machine instructions. Riscrithm isn’t trying to be a worse copy of C; it would be impossible
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   Riscrithm – An intuitive RISC-V assembler and optimizer coded in Go(github.com)

   32 points by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago|13 comments
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   by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago

   Riscrithm is an intuitive RISC-V assembler designed to make writing assembly simpler. Its syntax is meant to be clean while staying strictly aligned with native machine instructions. The GitHub repository offers a detailed description of Ri
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    Show HN: Filorithm – Expressive eDSL for File and Folder Management in Python(github.com)

    3 points by patrick-ghetea 5mo ago|0 comments