From Rust to beyond: The PHP galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies. Rust has visited: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy, The ASM.js galaxy, The C galaxy, The PHP galaxy (this episode), and The NodeJS galaxy. The galaxy we will explore today is the PHP galaxy. This post will explain … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The PHP galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: The C galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies. Rust has visited: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy, The ASM.js galaxy, The C galaxy (this episode), The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The galaxy we will explore today is the C galaxy. This post will explain … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The C galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: The ASM.js galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies. Rust has visited: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy, The ASM.js galaxy (this episode), The C galaxy, The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The second galaxy that our Rust parser will explore is the ASM.js galaxy. This … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The ASM.js galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: The WebAssembly galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy (this episode), The ASM.js galaxy, The C galaxy, The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The first galaxy that our Rust parser will explore is the WebAssembly (WASM) galaxy. This post will … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The WebAssembly galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: Prelude

At my work, I've started an experiment: Write a single parser implementation in Rust, and use in many contexts, like JavaScript, or PHP. The parser analyses Gutenberg posts, which is the next WordPress editor.

Faster find algorithms in nom

Tagua VM is an experimental PHP virtual machine written in Rust and LLVM. It is composed as a set of libraries. One of them that keeps me busy these days is tagua-parser. It contains the lexical and syntactic analysers for the PHP language, in addition to the AST (Abstract Syntax Tree). If you would like … Continue reading Faster find algorithms in nom →