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The Coding Gopher
Just-In-Time (JIT) Compilers Explained

Get 40% OFF CodeCrafters: https://app.codecrafters.io/join?via=the-coding-gopher Business Inquiries & Partnerships: ...

8:58
Just-In-Time (JIT) Compilers Explained

61,051 views

8 months ago

Computation Insights
Structure of compiler

Different Phases of Compiler Input String Output in the different phases.

28:18
Structure of compiler

215 views

9 months ago

FOSSi Foundation
A portable area efficient SRAM compiler: a ... job somebody has to do (Staf Verhaegen)

In this presentation a little background will be given on SRAM compiler design followed by the current status of the compiler and ...

13:45
A portable area efficient SRAM compiler: a ... job somebody has to do (Staf Verhaegen)

618 views

5 months ago

codingjerk
Zig Language | Thoughts After 2 Years

Voiced by @tokisuno ... Check out his channel. So, in this talk I want to tell about the reasons I love the Zig programming language ...

13:38
Zig Language | Thoughts After 2 Years

113,364 views

10 months ago

nextapp devCon and Randomly Typing
Digging Deeper with Subcomposition + Custom Compose Layouts - Huyen Tue Dao | droidcon London 2025

Talk: Digging Deeper with Subcomposition + Custom Compose Layouts Speaker: Huyen Tue Dao Event: droidcon London ...

43:42
Digging Deeper with Subcomposition + Custom Compose Layouts - Huyen Tue Dao | droidcon London 2025

344 views

3 months ago

The Debug Zone
Why Compilers Don't Optimize Code: Understanding Compiler Limitations

Join us as we uncover the complexities of compiler design, the trade-offs involved, and the impact these limitations have on ...

2:09
Why Compilers Don't Optimize Code: Understanding Compiler Limitations

6 views

8 months ago

The Coding Gopher
Concurrency vs. Parallelism

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10:02
Concurrency vs. Parallelism

49,601 views

8 months ago

DEFCONConference
DEF CON 33 - BiC Village -  Embedded System Design vs Traditional Software Design - Ian G Harris

Explore how embedded design differs from software dev: from bare-metal programming to communication protocols and ...

49:46
DEF CON 33 - BiC Village - Embedded System Design vs Traditional Software Design - Ian G Harris

804 views

4 months ago

GNU Tools Cauldron
Source to Source Compilation for Hardware/Software Codesign

Critical performance regions of applications are often improved by offloading them onto specialized accelerators. This process ...

46:28
Source to Source Compilation for Hardware/Software Codesign

66 views

4 months ago

GNU Tools Cauldron
ga68: the GNU Algol 68 compiler

Algol 68 was designed by the Working Group 2.1 of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) during the late ...

56:30
ga68: the GNU Algol 68 compiler

729 views

4 months ago

The Debug Zone
Mastering LLVM: Efficient Traversal of Operands for Optimal Code Analysis

In this video, we delve into the powerful world of LLVM, a framework that has revolutionized compiler design and code analysis.

1:37
Mastering LLVM: Efficient Traversal of Operands for Optimal Code Analysis

31 views

7 months ago

The Debug Zone
How to Retrieve Actual Values of Global Variables in LLVM: A Step-by-Step Guide

In this video, we delve into the intricacies of LLVM and explore how to effectively retrieve the actual values of global variables.

1:53
How to Retrieve Actual Values of Global Variables in LLVM: A Step-by-Step Guide

3 views

11 months ago

The Debug Zone
Menhir: Associating AST Nodes with Token Locations in Source Files

In this video, we delve into the fascinating world of abstract syntax trees (AST) and their crucial role in programming language ...

3:08
Menhir: Associating AST Nodes with Token Locations in Source Files

1 view

6 months ago

FOSSi Foundation
Open source chip design: for fun and for profit (Andreas Olofsson)

Open source EDA has come a long way since I first "saw the light" while founding the parallel processor company Adapteva in ...

18:07
Open source chip design: for fun and for profit (Andreas Olofsson)

849 views

5 months ago

MUCplusplus
[MUC++] Robert Schimkowitsch - Safe and Readable Code: Monadic Operations in C++23

Let's talk about monads. What are they? Why and how would you use them? The aim of this talk is to introduce some fundamental ...

1:30:27
[MUC++] Robert Schimkowitsch - Safe and Readable Code: Monadic Operations in C++23

258 views

11 months ago

DevOpsDays DC
Benjie De Groot - What the Makefile got right (49 years later)

Back in 1976, the Makefile made it easy to compile C programs. In 2025, it's used for automating just about everything, from shell ...

5:18
Benjie De Groot - What the Makefile got right (49 years later)

5 views

2 months ago

The Debug Zone
Finding SourceLocation of VarDecl Type Definition in Clang AST

In this video, we delve into the intricacies of the Clang Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) to uncover the source location of variable ...

1:31
Finding SourceLocation of VarDecl Type Definition in Clang AST

5 views

8 months ago

GNU Tools Cauldron
Source Code Analysis and Navigation: the metadatabase

A proof-of-concept demonstration of a language-independent metadata database to support source-code interrogation and ...

53:14
Source Code Analysis and Navigation: the metadatabase

111 views

4 months ago

UCLA VAST
FlexLLM: Composable HLS Library for Flexible LLM Accelerator Design | Demo of PRISM 2025

This demo, presented by Jiahao Zhang at the PRISM Annual Review 2025, showcases FlexLLM, a composable High-Level ...

6:20
FlexLLM: Composable HLS Library for Flexible LLM Accelerator Design | Demo of PRISM 2025

644 views

3 months ago

The Debug Zone
ANTLR4 Fragment Equivalent: How to Mark Fragments in ANTLR4 Parsing

In this video, we delve into the world of ANTLR4 and explore the concept of fragments in parsing. Fragments are essential for ...

1:56
ANTLR4 Fragment Equivalent: How to Mark Fragments in ANTLR4 Parsing

9 views

5 months ago