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tree-shaking, the horticulturally misguided algorithm — wingolog

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C Compilers Disprove Fermat’s Last Theorem – Embedded in Academia

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[Update: I wrote another post on this topic that may explain the underlying issues more clearly.]...
[Update: I wrote another post on this topic that may explain the underlying issues more clearly.] Obviously I’m not serious: compilers are bad at solving high-level math problems and also there is good reason to believe this theorem cannot be disproved. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Recently — for reasons that do...

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Solving Advent of Code ’23 “Aplenty” by Compiling

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Improvements to static analysis in the GCC 14 compiler | Red Hat Developer

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Light ELF: exploring potential size reduction

maskray.me

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Speedbuilding LLVM/Clang in 3 minutes on Power10 | Frederic Cambus

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Cranelift code generation comes to Rust [LWN.net]

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Type system of the React compiler

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The Flambda2 Snippets, Episode 0

ocamlpro.com

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CPS Representation and Foundational Design Decisions in Flambda2

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Bringing Verse Transactional Memory Semantics to C++

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More Fixpoints! (Functional Pearl)

acm.org

Haskell’s laziness allows the programmer to solve some problems naturally and declaratively via recursive equations. Unfortunately,...
Haskell’s laziness allows the programmer to solve some problems naturally and declaratively via recursive equations. Unfortunately, if the input is “too recursive”, these very elegant idioms can fall into the dreaded black hole, and the programmer has to resort to more pedestrian approaches. It does not have to be that way: We built variants of common pure data structures (Booleans, sets) where recursive definitions...

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Chlorophyll: Synthesis-Aided Compiler for Low-Power Spatial Architectures (2014)

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We developed Chlorophyll, a synthesis-aided programming model and compiler for the GreenArrays GA144, an extremely minimal-...
We developed Chlorophyll, a synthesis-aided programming model and compiler for the GreenArrays GA144, an extremely minimal- ist low-power spatial architecture that requires partitioning the pro- gram into fragments of no more than 256 instructions and 64 words of data. This processor is 100-times more energy efficient than its competitors, but currently can only be programmed using a low- level stack-based language. The Chlorophyll programming...

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A compact relocation format for ELF

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Boa release v0.18 | Boa JS

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Boa v0.18 is now available! After 7 months of development we are very happy to present...
Boa v0.18 is now available! After 7 months of development we are very happy to present you the latest release of the Boa JavaScript engine. Boa makes it easy to embed a JS engine in your projects, and you can even use it from WebAssembly. See the about page for more info. In this release, our conformance has grown f...

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GitHub - boothby/repiet: A compiler for the esoteric language Piet, targeting multiple backends.

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Compiler Theory and Reactivity

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MMU-less systems and FDPIC

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re2c — re2c 3.0 documentation

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Firm - Optimization and Machine Code Generation

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GitHub - Mati365/ts-c-compiler: ⚙️ Multipass C Compiler, Assembler and X86 emulator written in TypeScript

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Running GNU on DOS with DJGPP

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The recent deep dive into the IDEs of the DOS times 30 years ago made me...
The recent deep dive into the IDEs of the DOS times 30 years ago made me reminisce of DJGPP, a distribution of the GNU development tools for DOS.Cover image consisting on a tiny portion of the sources of DJGPP's dosexec.c source file, with a big MS-DOS logo in the center surrounded by the logos of GNU, GCC, Bash, an...

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Physical Properties #2

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Static Roots: Objects with Compile-Time Constant Addresses · V8

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Did you ever wonder where undefined, true, and other core JavaScript objects come from? These objects...
Did you ever wonder where undefined, true, and other core JavaScript objects come from? These objects are the atoms of any user defined object and need to be there first. V8 calls them immovable immutable roots and they live in their own heap – the read-only heap. Since they are used constantly, quick access is cruc...

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