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can't wait to one day implement tri-color rooted GC

still planning on working on naïve one next stream

I think I'll make it as a generic GC and kinda similar to SpiderMonkey (Firefox JS engine, API wise)

going to be interesting, and then integrate it in my scheme dialect!

instead of reading, I've been digging through my neovim config once more

maybe I should improve it a little no?

just so I am closer to finally posting dotfiles 😂

I'd say I read a lot today,
gonna continue tomorrow, it's fun

Time to continue, hopefully today I will have more time to clear more chapters :3c

I'm reading it like 3rd time already
I hardly remember where I ended but I know it wasn't even 1/4th

This time, I'm following through the whole thing

and also because I'm bored

Rust may not be my thing, I don't like it much

but I'm going to learn it either way, it's def a valuable skill to have

I may possibly even take some things from it here and there to improve my C projects, etc

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but also that my values aren't really managed by the GC, only expressions are

so I may have to put values on the heap

I'll likely need a rooted GC to simplify things

LowByteFox - Twitch Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3 | GC

Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3 | GC
www.twitch.tv/lowbytefox

YouTube video by PapersWeLove William Byrd on "The Most Beautiful Program Ever Written" [PWL NYC]

I was watching this talk, it was recommended to me by a friend:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyfB...

which made me realize what I did wrong in the first place

I have finally sat working on fixing the Scheme interpreter

managed to:
- Simplify code
- Keep behavior (closures, high order functions, recursion)
- fix if/cond

LowByteFox - Twitch Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3

Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3
twitch.tv/lowbytefox

LowByteFox - Twitch Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3

Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3
www.twitch.tv/lowbytefox

and it's all white for a reason

and yes, I know he has all white avy

nope, that's me

got bored so I drew a pirate decal of a novabeast

yes, I really like how modular it is and many more things about it

Linux desktop is what I am not so fond of, but luckily on X11 I can solve my problem with Xephyr

but I'll try to make the Window Manager myself

or rather configure DWM to be in monocle layout, have only 1 workspace and automatically spawn window

I had enough with Linux desktop

I'll add arg parsing to my PNG tubing app and add --xephyr

so that when I decide to stream the window in OBS, my window manager doesn't unmap it

and I'll pack the tiniest window manager which will be helper for it

LowByteFox - Twitch Raylib & cImGui C3 shenanigans

Raylib & cImGui C3 shenanigans
www.twitch.tv/lowbytefox

I am considering swapping nuklear with cimgui

LowByteFox - Twitch Implementing object pool for C3 stdlib

Implementing object pool for the C3 stdlib
www.twitch.tv/lowbytefox

screenshot of C code implementing object pool using free bitmap and caching last freed object

object pools are fun to implement

can you stop saying "rewrite it in Rust" for five minutes

Writing own Scheme-like dialect in C3 - lowbytefox on Twitch lowbytefox went live on Twitch. Catch up on their Software and Game Development VOD now.

VOD:
www.twitch.tv/videos/25240...

LowByteFox - Twitch Writing own Scheme-like dialect in C3

Working on own Scheme-like interpreter in C3
www.twitch.tv/lowbytefox

Improved OpenBSD support by LowByteFox · Pull Request #2317 · c3lang/c3c This PR improves support for C3 under OpenBSD: c3c is capable of building programs errno is handled properly c3c should handle higher memory usage better, still advised to sometimes limit memory u...

another PR of the year merged
github.com/c3lang/c3c/p...

The feeling when c3c runs better on OpenBSD 7.7-current than OpenBSD 7.7