FFI-Driven .NET Bindings for Sparse Strips CPU Renderer
NET bindings for the Vello “Sparse Strips” CPU renderer (GitHub: SparseStrips).
NET bindings for the Vello “Sparse Strips” CPU renderer (GitHub: SparseStrips).
From athrow opcodes to exception tables and synthesized “finally” stubs, the bytecode view of exceptions can look alien.
Joel Draper recently shared a Show HN post announcing “a better DOM morphing algorithm” (Draper, 2025).
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A practical language design aligns those trade-offs to the intended domain, developer expectations, and deployment environment.
The poster’s profanity underscored a reasonable instinct: this sounds risky, even reckless.
Now, Incus-OS proposes a focused variant: an immutable Linux host optimized to run Incus as the hypervisor.
Translating that success to text is not straightforward: language is discrete, long-range, and syntactically structured.
Introduction A tiny, dependency-free just-in-time (JIT) compiler that spits out machine code for both x86-64 and ARM64 (AArch64) — autogenerated from ISA (instruction set architecture) specs — is…