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Comment #46975144
This code is not equivalent to the C++ version. You can directly use `*x == [0_u32; SIZE]`. The code generated by the two is different. (But the iterator version not producing opti…
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Comment #46842037
I really don't understand what's the point of such comparisons. Swift uses subtyping, while Rust uses typeclasses. Even looking only at their type systems, the two are completely d…
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Comment #46681429
Another chip without V extension.
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Comment #45821960
But isn't RISC-V just a standard? ISO will decide what is RISC-V and what isn't. Then its complicated process will become an obstacle to innovation.
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Comment #45821106
> The RISC-V ISA is already an industry standard and the next step is impartial recognition from a trusted international organization. I'm confused. Isn't RISC-V International itse…
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Comment #45487188
I've never heard of SPARK. What advantages does it have compared to Lean?
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Comment #45475103
It depends on who you are. For implementers of third-party compilers, researchers of the Rust programming language, and programmers who write unsafe code, this is indeed a problem.…
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Comment #45439300
Not implementing the Zbb extension but implementing big-endian. That sounds like doing it the hard way.
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Comment #45238346
> Our engineers are smart and hardworking but they throw their hands up at this. Since you don't think this is a skill issue, shouldn't you support Safe C++, which eliminates unsaf…
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Comment #45236376
They are not rejecting Safe C++; they are rejecting memory safety. Majority of them believes that memory safety is just hype, and minority of them knows it's a problem, but doesn't…
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Comment #44710115
Well, it is clear that they have a new definition of a microkernel, since there are now more new technologies that achieve isolation without compromising performance. Microkernel v…
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Comment #44707106
They published a paper for it, which includes more details. https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi24/presentation/chen-h...
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Comment #43364242
This is actually quite easy to achieve, as long as you cannot realize your own mistakes.