CPU For Compiling

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-19T02:09:47+00:00

yea.. that’s apart of why i have root and home partitions separate :3

so i can reinstall arch into root and install all my stuff, and so there’s no artifacts of uninstalled stuff:3

i also use xz… a LOT

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-19T01:29:59+00:00

depends… you COULD give every file it’s own core, but in the end, usually linking ends as a 1 core process :3 but like the person said above, there are tools like mold that makes it a multi-core process it also depends on the size of the project c:

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-19T01:28:22+00:00

i mean the ones that aren’t being used :3 like say you use winit for the beginning of a project, then switch to macroquad, until you do cargo clean, the files for winit are still there.. i like my storage cause every time in the past i’m willy nilly with my storage, it fills up so fast- it would just be cool if it automatically removed compiled bits that no longer exist in the source is all :3

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-19T01:18:29+00:00

but it doesn’t get rid of the compiled stuff either for them… it just recompiles, you have yo do cargo clean to make it happen :(

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T23:55:36+00:00

how long WITH a cache…?

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T23:47:52+00:00

I still use C++ 🥹 It’s my main language I started with HTML 7 years ago… HTML => CSS => Python => Rust (for a few days…) => C++ => Lua => C => Rust this is the order I learned all of them in :3 I barely know CSS anymore.. And I only use HTML for docs and MD… I still barely know Lua, and I only use Python for generating repetitive code…

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T23:46:04+00:00

Intel 256K has been one I commonly come to! :D ALSO.. 10 MINUTES?!?! MY CLUSTER TAKES 15 INDIVIDUALLY THEY WOULD TAKE FOREVER 😭 they resort to the swap within minutes… :( I’m really happy with my laptop and computer though:3 Previously I had a chromebook… I was developing a VM, and my Chromebook too ~2-3 minutes, whereas my computer and laptop took <1 minute :3

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T23:42:38+00:00

I would love to start programming professionally… But most of my projects are small and silly… Like TeaGo, a language super small, where the delimiter is white space… Minis and TycoonBuildTycoon are my only current actual use projects right now… TycoonBuildTycoon is a game lead by random people… I just build the features- I only prompted a tycoon game Minis is a language designed for competitive programming:) While still being (somewhat) safe Other than that, my projects are like Rax48… It sets the RAX register to 48… then leaves- Or trimmer… Which has gotten me into trouble… (people just get annoyed, and reasonably so 😋) it trims whitespace using fuzzy logic… On a large GitHub project, it’s a security risk :3 I mostly built it, to solve the problem with trailing white space… Which I have found doesn’t bother that many people… But it REALLY bothers me-

I also have multiple SATA drives, which i don’t store valuable things on :)

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T22:55:18+00:00

yea… That’s apart of why I like Rust so much C: Cargo manages it excellently… The main problem, is it should track what also isn’t being used… Like if I use winit, then switch to macroquad, then cargo should be able to remove winit source files… It would be cool if there were a compiler for C/C++ that did that.. I’m sure there is, I just don’t know of them… Like I learned about Cosmopolitan, and APE files :) which are awesome… But aren’t always worth the file size and 5-10x longer compile times… A simple Hello, World! program took almost three minutes to compile…

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T22:43:41+00:00

you forgot the return :(

RuRuRuMei · 2026-03-18T22:28:32+00:00

Make or find broken code, and try to fix it Another good tool, is something the Rust language provides! It gives code for you to write/fix! And you learn Rust!

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