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Comment #19727399
There is no call in the article for a deeper C++ code analysis by the compiler. Deeper analysis will be the future of C++ - the article fails to foresee this.
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Comment #13228061
The pointers can form loops.
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Comment #10192663
There is nothing in Rust that would ease solving hard problems. Graphs are unsupported. No transactional memory. No distributed computing. No migration. No support for trying. No m…
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Comment #9804785
You can distribute dark matter in space to shape it in any pattern you like and give the dark matter any kind of property just to create a mathematical model that is consistent wit…
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Comment #9756635
"a processor that only executed mov instructions, which would be extremely simple" I believe such a CPU wouldn't end up simple due to competition for better performance. It would e…
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Comment #9754375
It is very hard to estimate the relative speed of a mov-only CPU (with a jump at the end of the program). The mov-only restriction applies only to how a program is input into the m…
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Comment #9754291
"compiling anything more complex then BF is a real challenge in itself because of the branching problem." That's not true.
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Comment #5848419
The plans in the Conclusion section look interesting.
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Comment #3806364
I am sorry if the post puts Go in a bad light. That wasn't my intention. You shouldn't read the post as "32-bit Go is unusable" - read it as "If you encounter a garbage collection …
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Comment #2238877
"I've wondered whether a language more focussed on concurrency could make a multi-threaded emulator possible, but it looks like GoSpeccy isn't a particularly useful example of it."…
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Comment #2238858
The "8x1 mode" and border effects do work in GoSpeccy. You can try the Overscan demo ( http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0007636 ). GoSpeccy does not support any 384…