> is to compile down to an emulation of a straightforward machine (I really like MSP430 for this) What exactly do you mean by this? Direct object code emission? > the emulator is easier than the compiler, by a lot Yeah,…
I don't really know, but I would be suprised if that is the intent of the project because: 1. The maintainer of llgo is a Google employee (and a very talented LLVM engineer). 2. I don't imagine there would be tremendous…
I am somewhat confused by this. The LLVM project already has an official Go frontend that lowers to LLVM IR: * https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llgo/trunk/README.TXT
I had a similar POV as well -- I went into reading this book thinking there would be exercises and projects to reinforce the ideas. In particular, the following sentence (and remaining paragraph) in Chapter 1 set me up…
I feel like I am one of these people too. However, sometimes it seems really stressful (for me at least). I feel the pull of too many directions. Given such varied interests, how do you stay productive and get things…
Definitely an amazing person. Folks tend to primarily focus on his contributions to the PC ecosystem. I am surprised more don't mention his work on data-flow analysis. It was such a significant contribution to the…
Having owned and read through "Introduction to Algorithms" for years I agree that it is a good book. However, recently I have been feeling like it is recommended way too often without thought. It is not the best when it…
I enjoyed this presentation by Allison Kaptur on how to understand CPython better: http://pyvideo.org/video/3465/exploring-is-never-boring-unde... While it is focused on CPython, most of the techniques are applicable…
> is to compile down to an emulation of a straightforward machine (I really like MSP430 for this) What exactly do you mean by this? Direct object code emission? > the emulator is easier than the compiler, by a lot Yeah,…
I don't really know, but I would be suprised if that is the intent of the project because: 1. The maintainer of llgo is a Google employee (and a very talented LLVM engineer). 2. I don't imagine there would be tremendous…
I am somewhat confused by this. The LLVM project already has an official Go frontend that lowers to LLVM IR: * https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llgo/trunk/README.TXT
I had a similar POV as well -- I went into reading this book thinking there would be exercises and projects to reinforce the ideas. In particular, the following sentence (and remaining paragraph) in Chapter 1 set me up…
I feel like I am one of these people too. However, sometimes it seems really stressful (for me at least). I feel the pull of too many directions. Given such varied interests, how do you stay productive and get things…
Definitely an amazing person. Folks tend to primarily focus on his contributions to the PC ecosystem. I am surprised more don't mention his work on data-flow analysis. It was such a significant contribution to the…
Having owned and read through "Introduction to Algorithms" for years I agree that it is a good book. However, recently I have been feeling like it is recommended way too often without thought. It is not the best when it…
I enjoyed this presentation by Allison Kaptur on how to understand CPython better: http://pyvideo.org/video/3465/exploring-is-never-boring-unde... While it is focused on CPython, most of the techniques are applicable…