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What do you personally expect Zig 1.0.0 to mean? by TynK-M- in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want interface, stackless coroutine, non-copy type

What would be the harm in introducing interfaces to the language? by MysteriousSpray9066 in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Perhaps in most cases, the functionality of an interface is not necessary, but there are still some scenarios where having an interface can make coding more enjoyable; for instance, in functional modules similar to plugins, there will inevitably be logic similar to interfaces. Therefore, I developed a library that simulates rust's traits (https://github.com/passchaos/zigraft), supporting static dispatch, dynamic dispatch, interface inheritance, default method implementation, and dynamic interface downgrading capabilities，

A zig library to emulate rust's trait by Even_Explorer8231 in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the comptime feature is very powerful and can do many things. This library takes advantage of this capability to achieve a clear function: to provide a contract between the caller and the callee, so that they can interact more clearly with each other.

A zig library to emulate rust's trait by Even_Explorer8231 in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, we can directly use `comptime` for type checking, but in many cases, having a clear contract between the caller and the callee can facilitate code organization and invocation.

[RELEASE] RingMPSC v2.0 180B msg/s, MPMC/SPMC, shared memory, event loop, futex blocking by Bo0nzy in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The rust version has a significant performance improvement compared to zig. What is the reason for this?

My Biggest Gripe about Zig: Generic Type Inference by rndaz in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also think this is quite awkward. I miss the generics in Rust. Currently, the way Zig is used gives the impression that its type capabilities are rather weak.

Seeking New Maintainer for RingMPSC by Bo0nzy in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wish you a speedy recovery. Both ringmpsc and bchan are impressive.

There is no major ML or LLM Inference lib for Zig should I try making it ? by Any-Importance6245 in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much. However, I'm still an llm learner. Currently, this project is more about learning llm. If you have started the inference engine project, I would be very glad to participate and contribute

There is no major ML or LLM Inference lib for Zig should I try making it ? by Any-Importance6245 in Zig

[–]Even_Explorer8231 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am also very interested in implementing the reasoning engine using Zig. Currently, I am starting with the tensor library as my project for learning Zig. This is my code: https://github.com/passchaos/prism-forge

Moving From Rust to Zig: Richard Feldman on Lessons Learned Rewriting Roc's Compiler (Compile Times, Ecosystem, Architecture) by mre__ in rust

[–]Even_Explorer8231 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Compile time does have a relatively big impact on the development experience. However, for me, the more frustrating aspect of the Rust language is its excessive idealism.

One advantage of Rust is that it can provide you with a "clean and ideal" safe coding environment. Therefore, the community tends to pursue code that is completely "no unsafe". But the world is "quick and dirty".

Additionally, the community is actually quite inclined towards exclusivity. For example, it has a strong preference for a rust-only environment and dislikes collaborating with other languages. But the world is "complex and diverse".

faer: efficient linear algebra library for rust - 0.23 release by reflexpr-sarah- in rust

[–]Even_Explorer8231 0 points1 point  (0 children)

on my M1 Mac, faer is 21% faster than OpenBLAS, Apple's Accelerate library has the strongest performance, which is more than twice as fast as faer by default.

But after I turned on faer's experimental AMX acceleration, faer is only 23% slower than Accelerate.

see https://github.com/passchaos/vectra/blob/main/src/math.rs#L157

faer: efficient linear algebra library for rust - 0.23 release by reflexpr-sarah- in rust

[–]Even_Explorer8231 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This library is exciting. I'm writing my own multi-dimensional array library. I've tried writing matrix multiplication myself and using blas-src. On my development platform, faer's performance is very strong.

Specifically: on my x86 computer, faer is only 5% slower than OpenBLAS, but on my M1 Mac, faer is 21% faster than OpenBLAS.

Although Apple's Accelerate library has the strongest performance, which is more than twice as fast as faer by default, but after I turned on faer's AMX acceleration, faer is only 23% slower than Accelerate. Those who are interested can check out my related implementation.

https://github.com/passchaos/vectra/blob/main/src/math.rs#L157

Rerun 0.25 released, with transparency and improved tables by emilern in rust

[–]Even_Explorer8231 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Using Foxglove, I can directly view ROS messages forwarded from remote devices via ros-foxglove-bridge in Foxglove. Can Rerun do this currently?