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by nasretdinov
2 hours ago
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I think LLVM is a perfect example of what happens when it's too complicated: it's slow, it's bug-ridden when you stray away from the beaten path (e.g. Rust hits bugs in LLVM like this one https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/l4roqk/a_fix_for_the_... ), and it's really hard to use and understand. It's obviously not useless because of that, but it's a great example of what happens when you cannot fully control the implementation complexity |
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