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kapilsinha
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Comment #39763849
Gotcha, I respect that. With a few privacy-minded devs like you, I have offered them a custom compiler toolchain (and happy to make the source available) that they can "self-host".…
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Comment #39763827
Ha yes that is a diplomatic way to put it. To the commenter's point though, I too question some of the defaults. mold does seem to be objectively better than the default linker. St…
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Comment #39754342
I appreciate this detailed explanation! To preface, I took on macro expansion caching because it was a clear solution for the slow builds I saw in some projects (taking the "projec…
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Comment #39754187
Thanks for raising this. I hadn't anticipated this as a major concern. Is your main concern that you can't see the compiler code -- in which case would it help if the the source we…
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Comment #39750329
I like the simplicity. I definitely get the payoff for standalone Python scripts, where once the script errors out the memory is cleared. But do you see a similar payoff for Jupyte…
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Comment #39749719
Ah yep I'm aware of that. Bevy is a framework/engine that devs built on top of. I was referring to the project that OP has built on top of Bevy
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Comment #39749624
But usually, at least I don't build an executable while iterating. And if I do, I try to set up the feature flags so the build is minimal for the tests I am running
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Comment #39749608
Is that Bevy project open-source by any chance? I'd love to it out myself
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Comment #39748598
This is most definitely self-promotion (I am the author), but also extremely relevant if you are looking at incremental build speed-ups: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=397434…
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Comment #39746390
Thanks! I go over some of the details of my procedural macro caching solution in the linked blog, and my code snippet there might be most informative.
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Comment #39743664
Agree, especially when developing, I'd assume speed of optimizer matters more than quality of optimization. I wonder though if LLVM spent less time on that "phase ordering" problem…
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Comment #39743432
Hi HN, I’m Kapil from CodeRemote. I am building Rust developer productivity tooling to speed up your edit-compile-run cycle. While I love Rust for its runtime performance and safet…
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Comment #39733212
If you are in a corporate environment, then Jetbrains products are probably decent. What language are you developing in? Also not free but Sublime with SFTP (if that's still someth…
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Comment #39672473
Random person on the Interwebs ;) Just found your project and thought it was cool