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https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#opaque > opaque {} declares a new type with an unknown (but non-zero) size and alignment. It can contain declarations the same as structs,…

Well, if your compilations turn to be submilisecond it's not an implementation detail :) *. As of now it is only supported for x86_64 Linux (only ELF format) and it has some bugs; …

I guess he means that in order to achieve incremental compilation they need to write their own code generation and linker for every architecture and format. This is needed because …

I know, it's intentionally unrelated. But if you read my first sentence, you can do what you are interested in without using cat. sudo tee somefile > /dev/null And you will be able…

The cat command can be omitted there, as tee reads from standard input by default, even if stdin points to a terminal. I was going to comment an actually useful (and unavoidable in…

It will still work. If you look at the type signature of @cImport in the language reference[1], it returns a type just as @import. So you can call @typeInfo on it. But instead of w…

What a coincidence, some days ago I was reading some HN posts related to lighttpd and I found [1]. The link is dead and it has inappropriate content, so use arhive.org. The author …

> Sniffing the traffic from the device showed that it was connecting out to tcp.goodwe-power.com:200001 Is 200001 the right port number? Very good read anyways.

I remember this option was mentioned in a 3 hour video[1] where Daniel Stenberg himself went through most of the curl command line options. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5vZ…

> but they surely can't hope to compete with LLVM in terms of opimisation, can they? This has been discussed more than once on Zig's discord server. Quoting Andrew and Matthew Lugg…

They want to replace LLVM with their own backends. Zig's master branch can now be compiled without LLVM (and without CMake, see bootstrap.c) in x86 Linux because they implemented t…

Lua's codebase is also great for getting started