Blogs about: Compilers

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Lightning Round, Part I

js0n wrote 1 month ago: A problem that I’ve had keeping this blog is that I’m constantly finding lots of links t … more →

Tags: technology, AI, boost, C#, Data Mining, Hardware, Lectures, MinGW

dinner at nesara.3 comments

iisc wrote 4 months ago: bhOndOO dreamed of lizards, dragons and jurassic park during an extended siesta. He decided not to h … more →

Tags: pointer analysis, Bill, Dinner, lunch, nesara, Lizard, Bhendi, waiter, Gauss

Roll on the weekend.

gordongovan wrote 4 months ago: That’s the second week back at University over with. Only another 5 teaching weeks to go. Toda … more →

Tags: Uni, Group, Graphics

ScummC

Autochon wrote 4 months ago: An open source compiler for the venerable ScummVM game environment. … more →

Tags: Games, Software, Gratis, crafts, Adventure Games, Do It Yourself, Open-Source, Programming, scummc

Tomcat's Jasper (re)compiler3 comments

Josh wrote 4 months ago: Let’s say you create a new JSP. You put some content on the page and save it at 9:00 am. The f … more →

Tags: servers, Tomcat, JSP

Reading

qwandor wrote 5 months ago: I have come to realise that there will be more problems than I had initially thought. In particular, … more →

Tags: textbooks, optimisations, Loops

Mercurial + MLKit + OS X = Failure, plus workaround1 comment

csgordon wrote 5 months ago: My thesis, as I’ve mentioned several times before, has me hacking up the source to the ML Kit … more →

Tags: Mac OS X, SCM

CIL - Compiler construction2 comments

Roger Alsing wrote 6 months ago: I’ve created a little sample on how to make your own .NET compiler. The compiler uses Gold par … more →

Tags: .NET, Architecture, C#, DSL, language, CIL, Compiler Construction, Emit, Gold Parser

A sign of confusion

Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 6 months ago: In C and C++, the unusual nature of char leaves many programmers puzzled about when to use plain cha … more →

Tags: Programming, C/C++ Programming, programmers, sign of confusion, C and C++, invalid conversion, integer types, signed and unsigned, explicitly signed or unsigned char

Working with Large ML Code Bases7 comments

csgordon wrote 6 months ago: It’s interesting how tool prevalence and standardization (or lack thereof) for a programming l … more →

Tags: Programming languages, Software Engineering

The Art of Computer Programming2 comments

razvi wrote 6 months ago: The tale of how Donald Knuth took a decade off from writing The Art of Computer Programming to creat … more →

Tags: Computer Programming, Algorithms, Donald Knuth, assembly, language

Variant Interfaces

csgordon wrote 8 months ago: Today I finished my first pass reading of Colimits for Concurrent Collectors, and was struck with an … more →

Tags: Papers, Programming languages, safe code, Types

Quark

muscar wrote 8 months ago: I will start a series of articles covering the development of a compiler in C# on top of the CLR. Th … more →

Tags: Programming, C#

PCC won't build on Debian..1 comment

gnugalaxy wrote 9 months ago: Until recently, pcc was only complaining that it couldn’t locate headers. I have only tried a … more →

Tags: Debian, Linux, C#, compiler, PCC, strange errors in C code

Misusing Compilers1 comment

theproblemwithprogrammers wrote 9 months ago: When I first started programming I learnt what I thought was a very nifty trick; using the compiler … more →

Tags: Programming, Tools

brainfsck1 comment

Jason Adams wrote 9 months ago: Either the coolest or the stupidest programming language in the world, brainfuck was designed by Urb … more →

Tags: Computer Science, Programming, Code, BrainFuck, Programming languages

Typing the Stack, and Why Tag-Free Garbage Collection Doesn't Quite Work

csgordon wrote 9 months ago: One of the most significant barriers to implementing a completely safe garbage collector lies with c … more →

Tags: Garbage collection, Programming languages, Type Systems

continuing with building pcc on Debian..

gnugalaxy wrote 9 months ago: Its been a long time since I last updated about my work on pcc. I contacted the Debian Developer wh … more →

Tags: Debian, Linux, hacking, C/C++, coding, compiler, PCC, gdb

On type inference and redundant type declarations6 comments

Jari wrote 10 months ago: Stephan Schmidt has a blog entry on how explicit static type declarations are for the benefit of the … more →

Tags: Java, Scala, static typing, type-inference


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