Feature updates mostly count as dupes on HN after your project has had a big thread but you can repost in a year or so (give or take) or after major rework.
This is the best question for me. Writing these codes in C language is the best way to learn the file structure of jvm/dalvik/pe. This process makes me like C language more. For me, I think it is simple and pure, which is enough.
This project is my first project written in C language. Before this, my C language level was only at printf("hello world"). I am very happy because this project made me dare to use secondary pointers.
In multi-threaded mode, each thread will create a separate memory pool. If in single-threaded mode, a global memory pool is used. You can refer to https://github.com/neocanable/garlic/blob/72357ddbcffdb75641.... The x_alloc and x_alloc_in in it indicate where the memory is allocated. When each task ends, the memory allocated in the memory pool is released, and the cycle repeats.
I think that sort of ratio is the sweet spot for learning. I've been writing an 8086 simulator in C++ and using an LLM for answering specific technical questions I come up with has drastically sped up my progress without it actually doing the work for me.
