Discussions around memory safety often focus on choice of language, and how the language can provide memory safety guarantees. Unfortunately, choosing a language is a decision made at the start of a project. Migrating an existing C or C++ project to a safer language is much harder than starting a new project in a safe language1. I’m not going to say this is impossible, or that you can’t or shouldn’t migrate existing programs to safer languages. And sometimes people just do things in ope...| David Adrian
Hello, and welcome back to FOSS Fridays! One of the final preparations for the release of Adélie Linux 1.0-beta6 has been updating the graphical stack to support Wayland and the latest advancements…| The Cat Fox Life
In this second part we're going to dive deeper in how the current SDSL compiler works and how we are improving on it for the SPIR-V compiler. This will be a ...| Stride Game Engine
Stream of consciousness, live-blogged development notes. Updated often.| renderling.xyz