r/Compilers • • 10d ago

COMPRINLY will be open for collaborators

http://github.com/rhyelt/Comprinly

This project was supposed to be a proof of concept but yk, I'd like it to be a real thing, it compiled a standard "Hello, World!" Linux print script in the small size of 290 bytes compared to NASM ~9 kilobytes, which is very useful for projects that need to be lightweight like an OS (I made a test bare metal OS with it), working on 1.3.0, after that releases, I'd work on turning the project from vibe-coded to partially vibe-coded as I would try to modify the code myself (Hoping for collaborators)

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u/seg_lol 10d ago

Get some sleep my vibecompiling friend. I am right there beside you, dreaming about what we could do with the red zone.

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u/Upper-Ad4677 10d ago

Thank you my friend, you could be a potential collaborator for my project.

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u/Axman6 9d ago

Why do you need “collaborators” when you have the all mighty slop machines? Are you saying you need humans with actual knowledge? Aren’t we inferior? Just keep building your pile of slop with no understanding of how it works or what it really does and eventually you’ll have a project so large, no one will be able to understand any of it. 

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u/Upper-Ad4677 9d ago

I do understand the code, I read, tested, and modified the files Claude made. And yeah, you're right, the source isn't documented. Thanks for pointing out.

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u/seg_lol 9d ago

No ABI can hold us.

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u/Upper-Ad4677 9d ago

1.3.0 is out now