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How a Sea of Nodes Compiler Works | Ben Titzer
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Ben Titzer explains the mechanics, benefits, and trade-offs of the sea of nodes compiler intermediate representation.
Ben Titzer walks through how a Sea of Nodes compiler works, and evaluates both the technical and organizational trade-offs compared to traditional basic block approaches. Clip is from Episode 8 of the Microarch Club Podcast: microarch.club/episodes/1000/ Microarch Club: microarch.club/ X / Twitter: twitter.com/MicroarchClubWhy it's here
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u/qq123qin r/Zig • Mentions
On “Zig for creative coding ?”
Thanks for your response that sounds promising! I believe Zig will pick up in compilation speed in a couple of releases. Once the WASM support of C3 stabilizes I'll be checking it out.
Interesting that Tilde went with the sea of nodes approach. A once big proponent of that is now a less optimistic about it (entire video is worth a watch): link to this video