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by spijdar
22 days ago
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My comment came off sharper than intended, for which I apologize. That said, two things: I use LLMs for coding a lot, and I'm not turning my nose at the use of LLMs here, though I do think the user-facing pages/documentation could use more direct, human-written language. The other is I do think this is probably something I'd be interested in. I "maintain" a few modified compiler stacks for worth, using Nim to: - generate libc-less, pure syscall binaries with minimal ELF/PE headers - generate Cosmopolitan-libc binaries for all platforms - cross-compile via Zig/LLVM for those platforms It seems like there is some cool work here, I just think it could be expressed a bit more cleanly and directly on the front-page/docs. |
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That Nim setup actually sounds incredibly cool. Cosmopolitan libc is legendary -- what a proejct!, and doing pure syscall libc-less binaries with Nim is exactly the kind of stuffI love -- cool. It's a fun space to build in.
We kind of on same page about docs, I will give them a proper redux - but honestly, writing about my work has is never something I've really developed much. You don't have any "great examples" of great docs/landing page writing from relevant projects you could point me to look at, do you? I think I could benefit from reading some clarity there, tbh.
And if you do end up poking around the freelang internals at some point, lmk what you think!