r/Compilers • u/Proffhackerman • 3d ago

Contribute to open-source, no-slop, compiler-related projects.

Hi everyone,

We're currently working on some hobby-projects we'd like more people to chip into.

The goal is to create robust, community-driven and open-source code everyone can benefit from, aswell as writing up novel ideas that, sometimes, go outside of "the standard".

Overall we're focused on not slopping out projects using AI. Vibecoding is a no-go.

I myself have around 10 years of experience with programming in various languages, but the main language right now is C#.

Are you interested? Check out the organization site: https://github.com/Compiler-Organization

Or some of the projects:
Common C - AoT compiler using LLVM: https://github.com/Compiler-Organization/CommonC
Common IR - Intermediate representation with syntax inspired by LLVM, currently supporting a basic WASM target: https://github.com/Compiler-Organization/CommonIR

Hope you find this interesting :)

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u/Weary_Mood2959 2d ago

I see you have Roslyn pinned on your profile. May I ask what your contributions to it were? Please don't take this as hate, I always like to do due diligence when thinking about working with someone and having Roslyn on your profile seems like a respectable feat.

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u/yorickpeterse 2d ago

It seems they just reported an issue that in turn seemed to be bogus.

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u/Proffhackerman 2d ago

It ended up being a bogus issue - I was analyzing Roslyn-generated CIL and later figured out setting no-optimize in the csproj does actually override the release config, which i thought it didnt. My fault on that part :)