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91.
by zmodem 9y ago
In fact, that appears to be where the author is coming from. Part 2 mentions techniques coming from the Kraken Huffman decoder ( http://www.radgametools.com/oodlecompressors.htm )
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by zmodem 9y ago
Part 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16419774
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Reading bits in far too many ways, part 2(fgiesen.wordpress.com)
37 points by zmodem 9y ago|1 comments
94.
by zmodem 9y ago
+1 for K9. I wish it or something as good were available for iOS.
95.
by zmodem 9y ago
TIL I wonder if there’s any interesting reason for that.
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by zmodem 9y ago
The paper/executable starts with "ZM", but shouldn't a DOS .exe file start with "MZ"? ( http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/doc/exe/ ) What am I missing?
97.
by zmodem 9y ago
Thanks! I hadn't seen those.
98.
The Old-School Fire Effect and Bare-Metal Programming(hanshq.net)
154 points by zmodem 9y ago|27 comments
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The Old-School Fire Effect and Bare-Metal Programming(hanshq.net)
2 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
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by zmodem 9y ago
I can't comment on this course specifically, but the argument for studying compilers, even if you don't end up working in that field, is that learning how programs are translated gives a deepter understanding of how computers are
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Samurai: ninja implementation in C(groups.google.com)
1 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
102.
by zmodem 9y ago
See https://clang.llvm.org/docs/DiagnosticsReference.html
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Finding the First 10-digit Prime in (a Billion) Digits of e(hanshq.net)
2 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
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LLVM 5.0.0 Release(lists.llvm.org)
239 points by zmodem 9y ago|76 comments
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Finding the First 10-digit Prime in (a Billion) Digits of e(hanshq.net)
2 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
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LLVM on Windows Now Supports PDB Debug Info(blog.llvm.org)
30 points by zmodem 9y ago|6 comments
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by zmodem 9y ago
> So what is Chromium gaining from switching to clang-cl? There are lots of good reasons, but my favourite point -- besides considering clang to be a superiour c++ compiler in general -- is that using an open-source compiler allows us to
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Othello for Desktop, Mobile and Web: An AI and GUI Exercise(hanshq.net)
3 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
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Othello for Desktop, Mobile and Web: An AI and GUI Exercise(hanshq.net)
4 points by zmodem 9y ago|0 comments
110.
by zmodem 9y ago
Even more from scratch (e.g. without using elf.h) and also for Win and Mac: http://www.hanshq.net/making-executables.html
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by zmodem 9y ago
Ridiculously small? That could take 10 s to download on a 2G network.
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by zmodem 9y ago
That one is awesome and inspired me to write http://www.hanshq.net/making-executables.html
113.
by zmodem 10y ago
> Much better interpreter optimization papers came later with lua, reiterating old lisp results. Can you point to some of those papers?
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LLVM 4.0.0(lists.llvm.org)
468 points by zmodem 10y ago|141 comments
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by zmodem 10y ago
> KHTML (the origin of webkit and blink) was started in 1998, only a year after Gecko. Of course, probably not much (if any?) of the original KHTML source is still present in webkit At least this part is still there: http://ww
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Building an Android App from the Command Line(hanshq.net)
2 points by zmodem 10y ago|0 comments
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LLVM's New Versioning Scheme(blog.llvm.org)
101 points by zmodem 10y ago|83 comments
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Ones and Zeros, Part 2: Making Executable Files(hanshq.net)
1 points by zmodem 10y ago|0 comments
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by zmodem 10y ago
> the compiler guarantees to evaluate it at compile time It doesn't guarantee that. For example: static constexpr int fac(int x) { return x <= 1 ? 1 : x * fac(x - 1); } int f() { return fac(4); // May or may n
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Making Chrome on Windows Faster with PGO(blog.chromium.org)
140 points by zmodem 10y ago|21 comments

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