Designing a type system from scratch is way harder that I imagined. 3 years of intense study and still have a lot to read. But it's surprisingly really fun.

The part 1 of "How to build a compiler with and " came to an end.

If you're curios about the PART 2 check out the "Future Roadmap".

youtu.be/5jBSz7QdDTk

After 3 years of work on the , I just realized that I had to change my approach and that means I have to rewrite the majority of the compiler again 😂

Journal entry: I was wrong the whole time. Instead of focusing on SLIR I had to focus on the JIT and create a linker layer which picks the right definition of symbols and compile them into an object file.

Hey friends, here is the episode number 19 of "How to build a with and ". It is all about the current implementation of the compiler and the overall compile time processes.

youtu.be/BNHbdCY46vM

Hey friends, here is the episode number 18 of "How to build a with and ". It is all about the current implementation of the compiler.

youtube.com/watch?v=HNd5v4sHSD

Hey folks, here is the 17th episode of "How to build a with and " series about how to build "Custom ORC Layers" for the JIT engine.

youtu.be/8wlsBMQ0F6Q

I'll appreciate it If boost this

I finished wiring up the . It has all the critical subsystems in place working with a minimal set of features.

It is time to start refactoring, add more tests, write docs and get ready for the real work.

How to build a with and - 16 ORC Layers.

This episode is all about the basic blocks of any ORC based engine.


youtu.be/8rPxHA3mWE8

After 2 attempts to build a JIT for , finally I think I'm on track, the prev 2 were ok and worked but I wasn't happy with the design and flexibility, The 3rd one is quite good but I have to rewrite a big chunk of da code which will take time but I'm happy.

hey folks, I'm working on the diagnostic system of . What do you think a good trackback/error message should look like? tell me what you think. Examples or even sketches are welcome.

Rt please.

Show older
lxsameer's backyard

The social network of the future: No ads, no corporate surveillance, ethical design, and decentralization! Own your data with Mastodon!