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Tsonic: Новый претендент в нативной компиляции кода

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Ключевые факты

  • В публичный доступ выпущен новый язык программирования под названием Tsonic.
  • Проект включает клон статического генератора сайтов Hugo, который компилируется в нативный код.
  • Первоначальная поддержка платформ ограничена операционными системами Linux и macOS.
  • Проект был анонсирован на Hacker News от Y Combinator, где набрал 9 очков.

Краткое содержание

В секторе технологий появился новый язык программирования Tsonic, который призван предложить разработчикам свежий подход к компиляции кода. Этот новый участник программного мира фокусируется на производительности и возможностях нативного выполнения.

Первоначальные детали указывают на то, что проект находится на ранней стадии, но уже вызвал обсуждения в сообществе разработчиков. Релиз выделяет особое внимание на создание функциональной альтернативы существующим инструментам с сильным упором на прямую генерацию машинного кода.

Основные особенности

Проект Tsonic представляет значительный компонент: клон популярного статического генератора сайтов Hugo. В отличие от интерпретируемых языков, этот конкретный клон разработан для компиляции напрямую в нативный код, метод, который обычно приводит к более быстрому выполнению и меньшим накладным расходам на ресурсы.

Такой подход к компиляции является ключевым отличием нового языка. Генерируя нативные исполняемые файлы, Tsonic стремится обойти необходимость в виртуальных машинах или средах выполнения, упрощая процесс развертывания приложений, созданных с использованием его инструментов.

  • Прямая компиляция в машинный код
  • Отсутствие интерпретаторов времени выполнения
  • Повышенная производительность выполнения
  • Уменьшенный размер приложения

Доступность платформ

На момент запуска Tsonic нацелен на две самые заметные операционные системы для разработки программного обеспечения: Linux и macOS. Этот стратегический выбор охватывает подавляющее большинство разработчиков, работающих над бэкенд-системами, серверными приложениями и настольным ПО.

Первоначальная поддержка этих конкретных платформ позволяет проводить немедленное тестирование и интеграцию в существующие рабочие процессы разработки. Разработчики, использующие эти операционные системы, теперь могут получить доступ к коду концепции-доказательства и реализации клона Hugo для оценки возможностей языка.

  • Поддержка дистрибутивов Linux
  • Совместимость с macOS
  • Генерация нативных исполняемых файлов для обеих платформ

Реакция сообщества

Анонс Tsonic был сделан через публикацию «Show HN» на платформе Y Combinator Hacker News. Это популярное место для разработчиков, чтобы демонстрировать новые проекты и собирать немедленную обратную связь от высокотехнической аудитории.

Проект быстро привлек интерес сообщества, накопив 9 очков и спровоцировав беседу как минимум с одним комментарием. Это раннее вовлечение говорит о любопытстве к потенциалу языка и его уникальному подходу к компиляции клона Hugo в нативный код.

Доступ и ресурсы

Для разработчиков, заинтересованных в изучении Tsonic, проект размещён публично на GitHub. Два основных репозитория были предоставлены для демонстрации текущих возможностей языка и предоставления необходимых ресурсов для оценки.

Первый репозиторий, названный «proof-is-in-the-pudding», содержит различные примеры кода, демонстрирующие синтаксис и особенности языка Tsonic. Второй репозиторий, «tsumo», содержит исходный код для клона Hugo, который компилируется в нативный код, служа примером амбиций проекта.

  • Примеры языка и руководства по синтаксису
  • Исходный код клона Hugo
  • Документация по нативной компиляции

Взгляд в будущее

Tsonic представляет собой новый, хоть и небольшой, вклад в разнообразный мир языков программирования. Его фокус на компиляции инструмента, такого как Hugo, напрямую в нативный код помещает его в конкурентную среду, где производительность и эффективность высоко ценятся.

По мере созревания проекта ключевыми факторами его успеха станут расширение поддержки платформ за пределами Linux и macOS, рост набора функций и способность привлечь преданное сообщество разработчиков для внесения вклада в его экосистему.

Часто задаваемые вопросы

Что такое язык программирования Tsonic?

Tsonic — это новый язык программирования, который был выпущен для публичного обзора. Его основной особенностью является клон статического генератора сайтов Hugo, который разработан для компиляции напрямую в нативный машинный код для повышения производительности.

Какие платформы поддерживает Tsonic в настоящее время?

На момент своего релиза функции нативной компиляции Tsonic доступны для двух основных операционных систем: Linux и macOS. Это позволяет разработчикам на этих платформах тестировать и использовать новый язык.

Где разработчики могут найти исходный код Tsonic?

Код проекта публично доступен на GitHub. Доступно два основных репозитория: один с примерами языка Tsonic и другой, специально предназначенный для клона Hugo, который компилируется в нативный код.

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The FAQs are enclosed and are also on our public website.1 For historical perspective, the Eccles Building was constructed between 1935 and 1937 as the headquarters for the Federal Reserve Board. The 1951 Constitution Avenue Building was constructed in 1932 for the U.S. Public Health Service. Over its history, it housed a variety of government agencies, including the Combined Chiefs of Staff during World War II, the Atomic Energy Commission, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of the Interior. Both buildings are listed in the District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites, and the 1951 Constitution Avenue Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. While periodic work has been done to keep the buildings occupiable, neither building has seen a comprehensive renovation since they were constructed. For some time, significant structural repairs and other updates were needed for the Eccles Building. 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In a press release announcing the transfer in 2018, GSA's Public Buildings Service Commissioner stated "This transfer will put a vacant building back in productive use, allow the Federal Reserve Board to consolidate several leases and result in savings for taxpayers."2 To address the significant state of disrepair and unsafe working conditions, the Board is undertaking a complete overhaul and modernization of these two historic buildings. This includes remediation and updates to make the buildings safe, healthy, and effective places to work by removing asbestos and lead contamination and accommodating modern workplace technology. The project has also involved the complete replacement of antiquated systems that are beyond their useful life, such as electrical; plumbing; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning; and fire detection and suppression systems. As part of the project, the Board has undertaken major structural work to bring the buildings up to modern code, including current accessibility, security, and safety standards. Throughout the process, the Board chose to consult with a range of state and federal agencies including the Commission on Fine Arts, the District of Columbia's Public Space Committee and its State Historic Preservation Office, the National Park Service, and the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC). As discussed in the enclosed FAQs, although the Board is generally not subject to the jurisdiction of the NCPC, historically the Board has submitted building project designs to the NCPC and worked with the NCPC to address their feedback. In recognition of the historic nature of both buildings and their prominent location on the National Mall, the project identified key architectural features to preserve the historic integrity of the buildings, such as stonework, including marble, façades, meeting rooms, and other spaces. Historic preservation work in the Eccles Building also includes elevators that are original to the building, and historic conference rooms. Construction involving the preservation of historic spaces requires specialized processes and methods, which are generally more complex and have increased costs compared with new construction or renovation of spaces that are not historically significant or located on the National Mall. Various factors drove cost increases following the NCPC's final approval of site and building plans in 2021. These factors include differences over time between original estimates and actual costs of materials, equipment, and labor, and unforeseen conditions in the properties, such as more asbestos than anticipated, toxic contamination in the soil, and a higher-than- expected water table. As is to be expected in the major renovation of nearly 100-year-old historic buildings, the Board's designs have continued to evolve over the course of the project, and some features of the buildings, including rooftop spaces and new water features on the building grounds, were scaled back or eliminated as the project moved forward. These changes simplified the project and reduced the likelihood of further delays and cost overruns. None of them added cost to the project. We do not consider these changes to be substantial. With respect to the specific concerns that were discussed at the hearing, I would like to provide additional detail regarding various elements of the project: • The Eccles and 1951 Constitution Avenue buildings were originally built with marble in the façades and stonework. The project has salvaged the original exterior marble to be reinstalled and will use new domestic marble sourced from Georgia in places where the original was damaged or where needed to keep with historic preservation guidelines and to address concerns raised by external review agencies. • The original elevators are being rehabilitated, including an elevator that services historic conference rooms. A short (eighteen inch) extension of this rehabilitated elevator will make the space more accessible for people with disabilities. There are no elevators where access is limited to governors. There are no VIP dining rooms being constructed as part of the project. The Eccles Building has historic multi-use rooms that are used as conference rooms and for mealtime meetings, which are being renovated and preserved. • Although the Board's initial design included new water features for 1951 Constitution Avenue, they have been eliminated. Fountains that were original to the Eccles Building are being restored. • The ground-level front lawn of 1951 Constitution Avenue serves as the roof of the parking structure beneath. It was referred to as a "garden terrace" in the 2021 submission to the National Capital Planning Commission. There are other references to "vegetated roofs," often referred to as green roofs, which are commonly used to help with stormwater management and to increase building efficiency and roof longevity. Green roofs are found on other federal government buildings, like the Departments of Justice, Interior, and many others, and are encouraged by the General Services Administration.3 We take seriously the responsibility to be good stewards of public resources as we fulfill the duties given to us by Congress on behalf of the American people. We have taken great care to ensure the project is carefully overseen since it was first approved by the Board in 2017. The project has been subject to annual budget approval by the Board since then. In addition to oversight by members of the Board, our independent Inspector General (IG) has had full access to project information on costs, contracts, schedules, and expenditures and receives monthly reports on the construction program. The Board's IG conducted an audit in 2021 to assess the Board's process for planning and managing multiple renovation projects as well as procuring services under various renovation-related contracts. I have asked the Board's IG to take a fresh look at the project. I hope you find this additional information helpful. Sincerely, Jerome H Powell Read the original article on Business Insider

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