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by rng_civ 6y ago
The only game I'm aware of with an extensive automated testing infrastructure is Minecraft: https://youtu.be/vXaWOJTCYNg?t=993
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by rng_civ 6y ago
I think there's a conflict between FFIs in practice and theoretical FFIs. The few papers I've read for sound FFIs between languages A and B rely on the fact that the common interop target is a high-level language whose features su
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by rng_civ 6y ago
If you need the user code to execute on the main thread, then unfortunately I am aware of none besides bundling your own tailored system. Pyret used to use its own runtime system [0] but Stopify was created in part to replace it due to the
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by rng_civ 6y ago
To add to this comment, Stopify is a JS-to-JS compiler that instruments sync JS code to make them interruptible at set points. The paper [0] can explain it better than I ever could. I work on an experimental Pyret [1] runtime that uses Stop
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by rng_civ 6y ago
Location: San Diego, CA USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, C, C++, TypeScript, JavaScript Email: amv036@ucsd.edu Resume[PDF]: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wXCvzI3V7_L36GKvvZyEkvmbf1n..
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by rng_civ 7y ago
I am an undergraduate student with prior research experience (in compilers/programming languages) looking primarily for a summer internship. Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Willing Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Heavily use Rust
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by rng_civ 7y ago
Isn't a compile-time analyzer that can detect when an object will go out of memory precisely what Rust (and C++ RAII) does? It's just a form of escape analysis. Imagine creating a Rust program entirely with `Rc`. It's basical
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by rng_civ 8y ago
Do people really not want people to print debug? The professors of all my CS classes so far (from data structures to assembly) explicitly tell students to print debug.