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hongbo_zhang

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About hongbo_zhang

author of bucklescript (https://github.com/bloomberg/bucklescript)

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    Comment #47384685

    Run and debug GitHub Actions workflows locally with a gh-compatible CLI.

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    Comment #46997069

    Another thing I like about codex 5.3 is that its CLI support queueing the message directly without using third party plugins. And it can run weeks without any issues, the CC used t…

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    Comment #46996948

    This is the benchmark between the latest models on a new programming language to avoid overfitting. Latest models are quite good over generalization to new languages, they can writ…

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    Comment #46912346

    It's around 10 days work,and the battle tested compiler can compile SQLite,TCC and itself. The budget is less than 200 dollars.

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    Comment #46853696

    It is like Rust - Borrow checker + Fast compile time/Better toolings. It is a general purpose language like golang/Java, it supports native backend, wasm and JS

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    https://forum.rescript-lang.org/t/introducing-moonbit-and-a-... I happend to write a post sharing experience in building Rescript and MoonBit language

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    Comment #44991494

    The compiler compiles tinymoonbit to llvm in moonbit

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    Comment #44324217

    Yes, I think this is the missing part. You may have a look at MoonBit( https://www.moonbitlang.com/blog/moonbit-markdown ) which has the full IDE support in the markdown editing

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    Comment #43980664

    We published a similar paper for MoonBit: Explore the Design of an AI-Friendly Programming Language https://conf.researchr.org/details/icse-2024/llm4code-2024-p...

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    Comment #43505208

    it is not the optimial, for fast native mode, we rely on tcc for fast interpretion

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    Comment #43505202

    we used to output C for native backend support

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    Comment #43505195

    The LLVM mode currently is not good as C backend, but we are working on it to bring it comparable to C backend

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    we have a interpreter mode which takes advantage of tcc for fast interpretion

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    Comment #43504852

    MoonBit supports the LLVM backend. With this, it achieved 8× Java’s performance in FFT and introduced out-of-the-box debugging with DWARF symbol injection, enabling precise source …

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