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delphLonepaw
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Comment #36531533
LLVM just works well on the front that clang uses, after that, llvm itself is a wild beast full of worms, which is becoming more and more painful to work with if you are a language…
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Comment #32125162
I think the unused error is great, and a lot of people once they got used to it, it becomes quite the useful message, some bugs and some mistakes not easy to catch are quite there …
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Comment #29981296
fun stuff, zig syntax error stuff is handled both by zls and zig fmt --ast-check (or if you care only for one file) zig ast-check =) For compile errors I think zig build is the onl…
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Comment #29981122
it does not have it's own implementation of libc, it just makes easier to work with implementations of libc and letting the cross compile, I think it was like that. However a libc …
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Comment #29966937
That's a way of reading it
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Comment #29966839
I don't think a lot, I have no problems with UTF-8 strings (unless you speak in the source code, haven't tried), faster than c and rust when it can, ofc, I saw a rust program, made…
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Comment #29966524
Depends on the machine, on large projects, zig can take up to 10-15 seconds in my i5 12gb, ofc, after the first hit it becomes 0.01 recompiling without change (in case you removed …
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Comment #29966414
Read the language reference, use ziglings, use ziglearn.org, use zls (don't trust it too much tho, but it will help a bit) and vscode or any text editor that supports jumping to th…
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Comment #29966396
That's the language reference, that also links the experimental autogenerated std documentation Right now, Zig is young and the documentation is kinda ok (Language reference is cle…