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Why a New Compiler Splits Into AST, HIR, and TIR (and Caches by Content)

Why a New Compiler Splits Into AST, HIR, and TIR (and Caches by Content)

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Chuks v0.1.1, The Correctness Release

Chuks v0.1.1, The Correctness Release

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What Is an Instruction?

What Is an Instruction?

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I built a programming language that compiles to Python, Bash, and binary

I built a programming language that compiles to Python, Bash, and binary

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2864743186439, or the day the compiler answered wrong without flinching

2864743186439, or the day the compiler answered wrong without flinching

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Your verifier is probably lying to you about floats

Your verifier is probably lying to you about floats

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943 bytes that answer HTTP

943 bytes that answer HTTP

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Building a Compiler from First Principles

Building a Compiler from First Principles

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How Compilers Work — From text you wrote to instructions a CPU runs.

How Compilers Work — From text you wrote to instructions a CPU runs.

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AI wrote my compiler. A mathematical proof checks its work on every build.

AI wrote my compiler. A mathematical proof checks its work on every build.

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Your Python code is already assembly. I made it runnable.

Your Python code is already assembly. I made it runnable.

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Nirdosha: a language that treats correctness, durability, and identity as compiler problems

Nirdosha: a language that treats correctness, durability, and identity as compiler problems

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What WebAssembly actually is, and why it escaped the browser

What WebAssembly actually is, and why it escaped the browser

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The fixed point: a compiler written in its own language just reproduced itself, byte for byte

The fixed point: a compiler written in its own language just reproduced itself, byte for byte

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Building a 100% Freestanding, Zero-CRT JIT & AOT Compiler Engine in C++20 for Anastasia Assembly (.ana)

Building a 100% Freestanding, Zero-CRT JIT & AOT Compiler Engine in C++20 for Anastasia Assembly (.ana)

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