top | item 41018906 (no title) livrem | 1 year ago Is this part of the long-term plan for zig to get rid of the dependency on clang/llvm?https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/16270 discuss order hn newest AndyKelley|1 year ago No. Or rather, only the preprocessor. Laremere|1 year ago Yes. brabel|1 year ago Does Zig already compile without LLVM, even if not by default?Also, do you know when the changes Andrew mentioned in his "Data Oriented Design" are going to be released in the zig compiler?I would expect that when both of the above are done, compiling Zig will be really, really fast compared to anything we currently have. load replies (2)
Laremere|1 year ago Yes. brabel|1 year ago Does Zig already compile without LLVM, even if not by default?Also, do you know when the changes Andrew mentioned in his "Data Oriented Design" are going to be released in the zig compiler?I would expect that when both of the above are done, compiling Zig will be really, really fast compared to anything we currently have. load replies (2)
brabel|1 year ago Does Zig already compile without LLVM, even if not by default?Also, do you know when the changes Andrew mentioned in his "Data Oriented Design" are going to be released in the zig compiler?I would expect that when both of the above are done, compiling Zig will be really, really fast compared to anything we currently have. load replies (2)
AndyKelley|1 year ago
Laremere|1 year ago
brabel|1 year ago
Also, do you know when the changes Andrew mentioned in his "Data Oriented Design" are going to be released in the zig compiler?
I would expect that when both of the above are done, compiling Zig will be really, really fast compared to anything we currently have.