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Tools and game development.

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@dnaltews How about https://t.co/gmSORwGV8o
It is not a coding editor but OK for technical interviews.

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@mraleph they claim 40% in benchmarks. Similar results have been archived by zend/php/llvm but in real word it was just a "few" percentage

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@bkaradzic @grahamsellers you should try https://t.co/oYIfqmVro9 it is supposed to work on any directx9 capable hardware. Used by chrome

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@mraleph @javawithjiva @lagergren http://t.co/tiSHuTgr6g is yet another commercial jvm

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@EricLengyel the amount LOC matches if I work alone on a project without having to review someone else code and not having tech talks.

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@daniel_collin @JonOlick happy since 10+years with http://t.co/Oid0YOm3EW

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@Love2Code then you will probably love this book: http://t.co/MeSNlG8uju - All about SSA

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@daniel_collin look who picked up some of your ProDBG ideas ;-) http://t.co/siQfGSGsrb

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@daniel_collin take a look at qtcreator. Plugins for qml, gdb, lldb, cdb, pdb. You may use it for prototyping ProDBG to get started.

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@bkaradzic we released http://t.co/FyJWSFCa for free. Please give it a try. Linux & mac will follow,unfortunately the master server is down

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@deplinenoise I favor go here, only statements are allowed to mutate state. Helps to keep an eye on the data flow.

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@olson_dan and python unfortunately has __nonzero__

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@olson_dan post c/c++ lang. require if/while-condition to be boolean-expr and do not coerce literals to true/false like ruby/lua

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@ryah http://t.co/5W9UHTY8 does a similar thing but with more LOC.

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@EricLengyel did you looked at the Knights Corner ISA and its AltiVec alike additions? http://t.co/NJfEt8oP

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@Code_Analysis great. Next step native linux support.

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@okonomiyonda snsys is also worth mentioning (compiler tech)

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@ID_AA_Carmack you might try C++11 constant-expression functions (constexpr),a tiny step towards pure functions. See: http://t.co/3y0I1f4j

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@EricLengyel C99 and of g++ supports it. int main() {return (int)0x1.1111111111112p-3;}

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@postgoodism wc - unix char/word/newline count utility. No matrix and physics involved but great for teaching SIMD.