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cdud3 8 minutes ago [-]
You don't. This days run your C/C++ code through AI and fix the issues it found. That gives you more in shorter time.
ivanjermakov 33 minutes ago [-]
Remembering times when JetBrains was about carefully crafted Java intellisense. And I don't think demand for such tools is gone.
zombot 28 minutes ago [-]
For Qt apps written in C++ I don't see how that could work yet.
imthias404 42 minutes ago [-]
Its kinda hard to understand the point somebody's making, when its articulated/made up by AI. Slop.
pjmlp 38 minutes ago [-]
Similar experience to applications written with Claude slop.
himata4113 1 hours ago [-]
I've seen someone rewrite a wireguard proxy in rust for performance without realizing that it's just a daemon that interacts with the kernel to setup routing... But hey, at least the key generation is faster!
forrestthewoods 1 hours ago [-]
Step 1. Start with a library that is a fat wrapper around a massive C++ library that does all the hard work
Step 2. Rewrite only the wrapper using already written tests.
Step 3. Get internet points because an LLM Rewrote it in Rust!
ramon156 32 minutes ago [-]
To be fair, big refactors like this need to be done gradually. This is obviously the first step.
Next step can be to port it using e.g. tractor tooling and have a bunch of unsafe calls you need to implement. It's a really fun puzzle. The goal is to have no more cpp dependency
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scaredginger 1 hours ago [-]
They didn't need the disclaimer for this to be obvious AI slop
Step 2. Rewrite only the wrapper using already written tests.
Step 3. Get internet points because an LLM Rewrote it in Rust!
Next step can be to port it using e.g. tractor tooling and have a bunch of unsafe calls you need to implement. It's a really fun puzzle. The goal is to have no more cpp dependency