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用 Zig 编写一个 C 编译器

本文作者使用 Zig 语言从头实现了一个 C 编译器，详细介绍了编译器的各个阶段，包括词法分析、语法分析、代码生成等核心模块的设计与实现。文章分享了在 Zig 中开发编译器所遇到的挑战和收获，展示了 Zig 在系统编程领域的潜力。

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用 Zig 编写一个 C 编译器

The Zig project's rationale for their firm anti-AI contribution policy

5.5

Zig's strict anti-LLM contribution policy (banning LLM use for issues, PRs, and comments) is rooted in valuing long-term human contributors over code. Loris Cro explains that reviewing LLM-written PRs does not help grow new trusted project members. As a consequence, Bun—a major Zig-based project—will not upstream performance improvements due to this ban.

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