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Having fixed my syntax errors, the borrow checker has made me whole. Taxis has achieved Symphonia.

#rust #byzantium #mandateofheaven #compilers

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16 Claude Opus 4.6 agents just wrote a complete C compiler in Rust from scratch, capable of compiling the Linux kernel.

Great, yet, AI still does what we already did. How close is the next phase?

#ai #llm #anthropic #claude #compilers #rust

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Static Types Without the Hassle: Type Inference Demystified
Static Types Without the Hassle: Type Inference Demystified YouTube video by The Pure State

The age of programming languages is over. I built one anyway.

Type inference. No annotations. Errors caught before they happen. The theory is from the 70s - compilers were doing "inference" long before #ai :)

youtu.be/fSRTVrjvo70

#typeinference #compilers #fsharp #csharp #ocaml #rust

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GitHub - tinyBigGAMES/ParseLang: ParseLang is a specialized meta-language layer designed to streamline the creation of custom programming languages and domain-specific tools. By using a single .parse file, developers can define lexer rules, grammar handlers, and semantic analysis without building complex compiler infrastructure from scratch. ParseLang is a specialized meta-language layer designed to streamline the creation of custom programming languages and domain-specific tools. By using a single .parse file, developers can define le...

ParseLang v0.1.0 is out.
One .parse file. A working native compiler back.
#GameDev #IndieDev #Compilers #ProgrammingLanguages #Delphi #Cpp #OpenSource

github.com/tinyBigGAMES...

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A Survey of Recent Developments in SYCL Compiler Implementations This survey discusses recent advancements in SYCL compiler implementations, one of the crucial aspects of compiler construction for heterogeneous computing systems. We explore the transition from t…

A Survey of Recent Developments in SYCL Compiler Implementations

#SYCL #Compilers

hgpu.org?p=30617

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Abhinav 🌏 (@abnv@fantastic.earth) Would people be interested in a series of #blog posts where I implement the C #compiler from "Writing a C Compiler" book by Nora Sandler in #Haskell? I'd focus on Haskell specific libraries and techniques with some additional bits not present in the book. [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] I hate book implementations

#QT https://fantastic.earth/@abnv/115530941197451127

I wonder if there is still interest in this in 2026. #compilerw

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Intro to Compiler Theory - Part 1 This is a comprehensive introduction to compiler theory and the systematic process of translating high-level programming languages into machine-executable code. We outline the modular architecture of a compiler, divided into a frontend for source analysis and a backend for target code synthesis. Key phases described include lexical analysis, where text is converted into a token stream, and syntactic analysis, which generates an abstract syntax tree. Then, we further explore semantic analysis, intermediate code generation, and various optimization techniques designed to improve program efficiency. Additionally, we help define the mathematical foundations of language processing, such as regular expressions, finite automata, and the use of symbol tables to manage program identifiers.

📣 New Podcast! "Intro to Compiler Theory - Part 1" on @Spreaker #compiler #compilers #computers #connectedcomponents #cs #engineering #parsing #regex #science #stem

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six thoughts on generating c — wingolog wingolog: article: six thoughts on generating c

Nice article, but the all-lowercase titling is so jarring:

“Six Thoughts On Generating C”, Andy Wingo (wingolog.org/archives/202...).

Via HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4694...

On Lobsters: lobste.rs/s/j8jnqq/six...

#Programming #C #PLDI #Compilers #CodeGeneration #ProgramSynthesis

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Modular: The Claude C Compiler: What It Reveals About the Future of Software Compilers occupy a special place in computer science. They're a canonical course in computer science education. Building one is a rite of passage. It forces you to confront how software actually works...

“The Claude C Compiler: What It Reveals About The Future Of Software”, Chris Lattner (www.modular.com/blog/the-cla...).

On HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4709... & news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4700...

On Lobsters: lobste.rs/s/wk6rjh/cla...

#LLVM #Compilers #AI #C #ClaudeCCompiler #ClaudeCode

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Sixteen Claude Agents Built a C Compiler Without Human Intervention... Almost In an effort to probe the limits of autonomous software development Anthropic used sixteen Claude Opus 4.6 AI agents to build a Rust-based C compiler from scratch. Working in parallel on a shared repository, the agents coordinated their changes and ultimately produced a compiler capable of building the Linux 6.9 kernel across x86, ARM, and RISC-V, as well as many other open-source projects.

Sixteen Claude Agents Built a C Compiler Without Human Intervention... Almost In an effort to probe the limits of autonomous software development Anthropic used sixteen Claude Opus 4.6 AI agents to...

#Claude #Compilers #Development #AI, #ML #& #Data #Engineering #news

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Coding agents as the new compilers - Anil Dash A blog about making culture. Since 1999.

#Development #Analyses
Coding agents as the new compilers · AI agents now abstract away all the code ilo.im/16akyr by Anil Dash

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#Software #Engineering #Programming #Coding #AI #Agents #Compilers #WebDev #Frontend #Backend

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Do you actually need JIT, or are you paying for unpredictability?
@thomaswue.dev (Founder of GraalVM) explains when JIT makes sense, when it doesn’t, and why predictable performance matters more than peak numbers.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/naO1Up63I7Q
#GraalVM #Java #Performance #Compilers

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Inside VOLT: Designing an Open-Source GPU Compiler (Tool) Recent efforts in open-source GPU research are opening new avenues in a domain that has long been tightly coupled with a few commercial vendors. Emerging open GPU architectures define SIMT function…

Inside VOLT: Designing an Open-Source GPU Compiler (Tool)

#OpenCL #CUDA #FPGA #Compilers #Package

hgpu.org?p=30544

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Scaling GPU-to-CPU Migration for Efficient Distributed Execution on CPU Clusters The growing demand for GPU resources has led to widespread shortages in data centers, prompting the exploration of CPUs as an alternative for executing GPU programs. While prior research supports e…

Scaling GPU-to-CPU Migration for Efficient Distributed Execution on CPU Clusters

#CUDA #Triton #Compilers

hgpu.org?p=30542

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Inside VOLT: Designing an Open-Source GPU Compiler (Tool) Recent efforts in open-source GPU research are opening new avenues in a domain that has long been tightly coupled with a few commercial ven...

#Computer #science #CUDA #OpenCL #paper #Compilers #FPGA #nVidia #Package

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🖥️ Anthropic’s $20K AI Compiler Can Handle Doom. Can It Handle Anything Else? The Internet is abuzz with claims that AI built a compiler for $20,000. I dug into the details and found a more quotidian reality behind…

Anthropics AI compiler can run Doom but cant compile Chrome, Firefox, or most real software. 500 tests vs GCCs 200K. The last 20% may cost 80% more. #AI #programming #compilers

tomaszs2.medium.com/%EF%B8%8F-an...

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Sixteen Claude AI agents working together created a new C compiler https://arstechni.ca #largelanguagemodels #AIdevelopmenttools #machinelearning #NicholasCarlini #AIprogramming #AIresearch #ClaudeCode #codeagents #opensource #agenticAI #Anthropic #Compilers #AIagents #AIcoding #Biz&IT #AI

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Building a C compiler with a team of parallel Claudes Anthropic is an AI safety and research company that's working to build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems.

Anthropic published a fascinating engineering write-up on building a C compiler with LLM assistance — a great, grounded look at where AI actually helps in complex systems work (and where it doesn’t).

👉 www.anthropic.com/engineering/...

#AI #SoftwareEngineering #LLM #Compilers #HumanInTheLoop

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Excited for #JCON EUROPE 2026? See Baruch Sadogursky at #JCON2026 in Cologne talking about 'Never Trust a Monkey: The Chasm, the Craft, and the Chain of #AI Assisted #Code'

We’re in the midst of another abstraction leap. Just like #compilers

🎟️ 2026.europe.jcon.one/tickets
Free for #JUG members

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Shelf full of computing and computer science books.

Shelf full of computing and computer science books.

The collection grows!

You want the full list? 300 characters is pitiful and there's not enough space in the Alt text. So, here we go... 🧵

#shelfie #golang #compilers #pascal #programming #programmingbooks #retrocomputing #vhdl #psion

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GitHub - theunnecessarythings/sr-lang: Personal experimental language. Personal experimental language. Contribute to theunnecessarythings/sr-lang development by creating an account on GitHub.

I’ve been learning compiler construction by building a small programming language and compiler in Zig.

It’s experimental, unfinished, and very much a learning project — but real.

If you’re into Zig, compilers, or language design, I’d love feedback.

github.com/theunnecessa...

#zig #compilers

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Overview: Hacker News discussed "Crafting Interpreters" by Bob Nystrom. Praised for its engaging style, value in compiler design learning, and practical approach to language implementation. Key themes include the visitor pattern and potential modernization. #Compilers 1/5

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Original post on fantastic.earth

I wrote the fifth part of my #blog series “Implementing Co, a small programming language with #coroutines”. This time, we add support for sleep in #Co for time-based executions. https://abhinavsarkar.net/posts/implementing-co-5/

#Programming #PLT #ProgrammingLanguages #Compilers #Haskell […]

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LLVM: The bad parts

Nice:

“LLVM: The Bad Parts”, Nikita Popov (www.npopov.com/2026/01/11/L...).

Via HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4658...

On Lobsters: lobste.rs/s/8nwjov/llv...

#LLVM #Compilers #OpenSource #OSS #Rants #SoftwareEngineering #CompilerEngineering

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The New Compiler Stack: A Survey on the Synergy of LLMs and Compilers This survey has provided a systematic overview of the emerging field of LLM-enabled compilation by addressing several key research questions. We first answered how LLMs are being integrated by prop…

The New Compiler Stack: A Survey on the Synergy of LLMs and Compilers

#Compilers #LLM

hgpu.org?p=30502

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Mitigating the Billion Dollar Mistake This article is continuation to: Was it really a Billion Dollar Mistake?. Comments
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LLVM: The bad parts Comments
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Clang Hardening Cheat Sheet - Ten Years Later Comments
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Where are all the low-level JITs? In theory, a good JIT should, over a sufficiently long run time, outperform a native AOT-compiled binary, as it has more information about the code, processed data, and actual hardware. Similarly, a mix of manual memory management with GC should be potentially faster than a purely manual approach, due to a more efficient heap structure and allocator. However, most state-of-the-art JITs & runtimes today are instead used to make somewhat performance-hostile high-level languages run acceptably (e.g., JVM, CLR, V8,...), rather than attempting to compete with AOT compilers for lower-level languages (C++/Rust/Zig/...). This leads me to wonder, _where are all the low-level runtime-based languages?_ Were there any serious attempts at developing a lower-level, runtime-targeted language with the explicit goal of beating exiting native languages on throughput? If not, why? My current hypothesis is that for a sufficiently hand-optimized code in a low-level language, there are just not that many optimizations a JIT can do compared to a modern AOT compiler to make it worth it, but as someone mostly unfamiliar with JIT and runtime internals (and pretty familiar with AOT compiler internals), I'm looking for more qualified opinions. :)
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Is tree-sitter good enough? (2022) Comments
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