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Category Archives: Gazelle
Gazelle being integrated into a syntax aware editor
I’ve been meaning to post this for several days now: I was very excited to hear on the gazelle-users mailing list that Gazelle is being integrated into a syntax-aware editor called Kod. See the screencast for a preliminary demo. This … Continue reading
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Gazelle/upb status
It has been just over a year since I last posted, leading some people to rightfully wonder whether my projects Gazelle and upb are abandoned. The answer to that question is a resounding “no.” I am more motivated to complete … Continue reading
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Gazelle is going to love SSE 4.2
SSE 4.2 includes text processing instructions. In the words of Ars Technica: Intel has added a number of new instructions to Nehalem and it has sped up others. The 4.2 version of Intel’s SSE vector extensions takes the x86 ISA … Continue reading
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Gazelle 0.4 released!
I’m am very excited to announce the release of Gazelle 0.4! The most notable change in this release is that Gazelle can again handle whitespace. But there are many other changes that put Gazelle well on the path from being … Continue reading
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Gazelle in the browser
While I’m on a roll with these blog entries, I thought I’d share just one more secret that’s been kicking around in my head for a while. I desperately want to see a Gazelle development environment that runs in your … Continue reading
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