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That's two new languages compiling to Go making HN frontpage in as many days. It seems people like everything about Go except the language itself. Me? I like everything about Go including the language, these transpiled languages are interesting though.
But I keep wondering if they could integrate at a lower-level than the source code. Like how JVM languages integrate at the bytecode level, or LLVM languages at the LLVM level
I'm wondering about the logistics of making this integrate with Go at the assembly/object file level rather than at source code level. What if it compiled to Go's assembly rather than to Go source code
I reviewed the TensorRT-LLM commit history from the past few days and couldn't find any updates regarding Gemma 4 support. By contrast, here is the reference for MAX:https://github.com/modular/modular/commit/57728b23befed8f3b4...
