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15 articles on Compilers — news, releases, guides and analysis from the SourceFeed engine.

Taming C’s Darkest Arts: Memory-Safe Context Switching in Fil-C

How Fil-C brings memory safety to the chaotic world of setjmp, longjmp, and ucontext fibers.

The Yarara release defaults to systemd in stage 1 and sets a hard deadline for legacy Apple hardware.

Compiling Game Boy instructions to WebAssembly bytecode at runtime bypasses platform restrictions while unlocking near-native emulation speeds.

From triple-angle brackets to SASS assembly and doorbell registers, here is how NVIDIA orchestrates GPU execution.

A new language attempts to eliminate both the borrow checker and garbage collection pauses using reference counting and arenas.

Decoupling bitwise casts from memory layouts eliminates compiler bugs and unlocks better LLVM optimization.

Replacing a parser generator with a hand-rolled recursive-descent parser using AI agents, differential testing, and compiler design.

Why a 130-line Python script from 2010 remains the ultimate masterclass in language design and domain-specific engines.

The Microsoft team ports the compiler to Go, introducing shared-memory parallelism while maintaining structural parity with version 6.0.

A PhD-level self-guided curriculum bridges the gap between basic parsing and production-grade toolchain engineering.

The x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group's new spec brings standardized matrix multiplication and tile registers to modern CPU architectures.

A new interpreter enables seamless, bi-directional interop between Clojure and Go, opening new scripting and embedding possibilities.

A new tile-based DSL from NVIDIA Labs extends Rust's strict ownership model directly to high-performance GPU programming.

How LLM-driven code generation is turning formal methods from an academic luxury into a practical necessity.

Meta's experimental rewrite of the React Compiler in Rust targets a 10x transformation speedup and seamless native integration with SWC and OXC.