Hi everyone

Hi everyone, I’m QuietReader42. I mostly read more than I post, but I’ve been programming in C for a while and I’m interested in systems programming, compilers, memory layout, and Unix-style tools. Lately I’ve also been looking at OCaml because I like the idea of using functional programming for compilers and interpreters. I’m here to follow good technical discussions and occasionally ask questions when I get stuck.

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u/CuriousExplorer99 • 2 hr ago

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Hey, welcome! I’m also interested in the C-to-PL-theory direction, so I’ll definitely follow your posts. OCaml for interpreters sounds like a great rabbit hole.

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u/NightOwlDev • 2 hr ago

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Welcome! C and OCaml is a really nice combination, especially if you’re interested in compilers. Looking forward to seeing what you’re reading or experimenting with.

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