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21 postsGoCL: A Zero-Overhead C++20 Vulkan Proxy Layer
GoCL is an open-source C++20 Vulkan proxy that rewrites SPIR-V on the fly based on GPU capabilities, lazy-loads heavy backends, and adds zero measurable runtime overhead.
MSVC C++ Modules Build Benchmark: Auto-Modularizing a Real VS Solution
Benchmark data comparing MSVC C++ module strategies on a real VS solution shows selective modularization beats full adoption for build speed.
mp-units drafts a type-safe design for dB, dBm, Np, pH before coding it
mp-units proposes a type-safe C++ design for logarithmic units like dB, dBm, Np, and pH, seeking expert feedback before implementation.
CommitBrief — AI code reviews, right in your terminal
A provider-agnostic, local-first CLI that reviews your staged changes, a historic range, or a whole GitHub pull request. Zero telemetry, no server. Free and open source.
commitbrief.comMinikotlin: A C-Written Compiler That Emits Kotlin as WASM-GC
Minikotlin compiles Kotlin directly to WebAssembly GC bytecode using a C-written compiler with no JVM, LLVM, or Binaryen dependency.
Building an MCP Client in C#: Connecting, Discovering, and Calling Tools
Learn how to build an MCP client in C#. Discover connection, tool discovery, and invocation processes.
Beautiful Type Erasure with C++26 Reflection
The rjk::duck library simplifies type erasure with C++26 reflection, enhancing performance and reducing boilerplate.
Making Long-Running NVIDIA TensorRT Engine Builds Observable and Cancelable
Learn to use the IProgressMonitor API for observable and cancelable TensorRT engine builds.
SynnoDB: Accelerating SQL with Custom Engines for DuckDB
SynnoDB accelerates SQL queries for DuckDB using custom C++ engines.
q: A C CLI Tool That Merges Shell and LLM in the Terminal
q is an open-source C CLI that blends shell commands with LLM queries in one REPL, letting sysadmins get help without leaving the terminal.
Interconverting std::function with copyable_function
Learn about the interconversion between std::function and std::copyable_function in C++26 and the associated performance concerns.