ArchKubi retweeted
LLVM Weekly - #668, October 19th 2026. Static memory planner for MLIR, LLVM Memory Safety Workshop, fpconvert, LoopFusion cost model, Flang inline runtime check operations, LLVM libc on Hexagon, and more llvmweekly.org/issue/668
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We're making the game we've always wanted to play! 🔥
Like. Share. Wishlist. Repeat. 🔁
Like. Share. Wishlist. Repeat. 🔁
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Hey! In a couple of weeks I'm participating as a panelist at @gamescomasia, to talk about open-source engines! 🔥
Can open-source game engines be the next industry shift??? I'm sure you already know the answer! 😉
If you come to the event, ask me for a #raylib sticker! 😄
Can open-source game engines be the next industry shift??? I'm sure you already know the answer! 😉
If you come to the event, ask me for a #raylib sticker! 😄
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Hey! **raylib 6.2** is out! 🔥
It was supposed to be a small patch version but it comes with +300 improvements from +100 new contributors! 🚀
Release notes: github.com/raysan5/raylib…
Windows Installer: raysan5.itch.io/raylib
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ArchKubi retweeted
GNU Toolchain Office Hours Thursday, October 15 at 8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET / 16:00 CET gcc.gnu.org/wiki/OfficeHou…
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LLVM Weekly - #667, October 12th 2026. Improving lit, last chance to register for LLVM Dev Meeting 2026, Women in Compilers and Tools meetup, ClangIR support built by default RFC accepted, LLDB debugserver in Swift, testing LLDB WebAssembly support, and more llvmweekly.org/issue/667
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GNU Tools Weekly News Week 59 (October 11, 2026)
Release updates for GNU toolchain:
* None
General/big GNU toolchain news:
* The GNU tools cauldron was last weekend and it was huge success
* Videos will be coming soon
* Toon retired from the GCC steering committee
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/cf4368d2-1…
* Re-enabling account signup on Bugzilla
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/871p9w53w8…
GCC easy issue to tackle of the week:
* Missed optimization: fold `(a^b) <= 3` to `b < 4` for bool a
* gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_…
* Reach out to Andrea Pinski <andrew.pinski@oss.qualcomm.com> for
mentoring on this issue.
* Previous ones are listed on gcc.gnu.org/wiki/EasyIssue…
GCC commits (2 weeks):
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4706 ... r17-5074 - 369 commits
* phiopt: Factor out ~/- with one constant
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4785-g0ce4…
* Merge common attribute handling code between libgccjit/Rust and c-family.
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4824-g54df…
*gcc.gnu.org r17-4974-gf9db2688e21d37
* range-op: implement lhs_op[12]_relation for AND, OR, MIN, and MAX
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4863-g7b35…
* VRP: fold a LE or GE test between two names to an equality
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4864-g3526…
* i386: Ensure the x86 backend is any-or-plus (AOP) safe.
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4875-gcc19…
* aarch64: Port some NEON intrinsics to pragma-based framework
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4912 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4913
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4914 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4915
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4916 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4917
* some ftrapping-math fixes
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4920 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4921
* AArch64: Fix PCH PIE builds by using anchor
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4923-g11a9…
* missed FRE in loop
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4840 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4886
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4887
* c++/modules: P1811: relaxing redefinition restrictions
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4959-g1392…
* bpf: Some indirect call fixes
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5012 gcc.gnu.org/r17-5013
gcc.gnu.org/r17-5014
* configure cleanups
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5035 ... gcc.gnu.org/r17-5040
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5049 ... gcc.gnu.org/r17-5054
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5073
GCC discussion:
* default C++ operator new's alignment
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/CAH6eHdSDb…
*
GCC bugzilla stats (2 weeks)
* 202 new issues filed
* 119 issues closed
binutils/gdb commits:
* gdb: Add source-tracking breakpoints feature
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* aarch64: mingw: Auto-import implementation (ld)
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* BTF support: dumping and basic BFD support
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* RISC-V: Introduce TLSDESC relaxation.
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
*
gdb discussion:
*
binutils discussion:
*
glibc commits:
* math: Use cbrt from CORE-MATH
* sourceware.org/cgit/glibc/com…
* AArch64: Add SVE2 strlen
* sourceware.org/cgit/glibc/com…
*
glibc discussion:
* Requiring and enforcing known-key gpg commit signatures
* inbox.sourceware.org/libc-alpha/utJ…
Release updates for GNU toolchain:
* None
General/big GNU toolchain news:
* The GNU tools cauldron was last weekend and it was huge success
* Videos will be coming soon
* Toon retired from the GCC steering committee
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/cf4368d2-1…
* Re-enabling account signup on Bugzilla
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/871p9w53w8…
GCC easy issue to tackle of the week:
* Missed optimization: fold `(a^b) <= 3` to `b < 4` for bool a
* gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_…
* Reach out to Andrea Pinski <andrew.pinski@oss.qualcomm.com> for
mentoring on this issue.
* Previous ones are listed on gcc.gnu.org/wiki/EasyIssue…
GCC commits (2 weeks):
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4706 ... r17-5074 - 369 commits
* phiopt: Factor out ~/- with one constant
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4785-g0ce4…
* Merge common attribute handling code between libgccjit/Rust and c-family.
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4824-g54df…
*gcc.gnu.org r17-4974-gf9db2688e21d37
* range-op: implement lhs_op[12]_relation for AND, OR, MIN, and MAX
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4863-g7b35…
* VRP: fold a LE or GE test between two names to an equality
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4864-g3526…
* i386: Ensure the x86 backend is any-or-plus (AOP) safe.
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4875-gcc19…
* aarch64: Port some NEON intrinsics to pragma-based framework
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4912 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4913
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4914 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4915
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4916 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4917
* some ftrapping-math fixes
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4920 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4921
* AArch64: Fix PCH PIE builds by using anchor
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4923-g11a9…
* missed FRE in loop
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4840 gcc.gnu.org/r17-4886
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4887
* c++/modules: P1811: relaxing redefinition restrictions
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-4959-g1392…
* bpf: Some indirect call fixes
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5012 gcc.gnu.org/r17-5013
gcc.gnu.org/r17-5014
* configure cleanups
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5035 ... gcc.gnu.org/r17-5040
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5049 ... gcc.gnu.org/r17-5054
* gcc.gnu.org/r17-5073
GCC discussion:
* default C++ operator new's alignment
* inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/CAH6eHdSDb…
*
GCC bugzilla stats (2 weeks)
* 202 new issues filed
* 119 issues closed
binutils/gdb commits:
* gdb: Add source-tracking breakpoints feature
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* aarch64: mingw: Auto-import implementation (ld)
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* BTF support: dumping and basic BFD support
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
* RISC-V: Introduce TLSDESC relaxation.
* sourceware.org/cgit/binutils-…
*
gdb discussion:
*
binutils discussion:
*
glibc commits:
* math: Use cbrt from CORE-MATH
* sourceware.org/cgit/glibc/com…
* AArch64: Add SVE2 strlen
* sourceware.org/cgit/glibc/com…
*
glibc discussion:
* Requiring and enforcing known-key gpg commit signatures
* inbox.sourceware.org/libc-alpha/utJ…
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GnuChanOS: First Live ISO Release
A Debian 13-Based Linux Distribution. All applications are written in C and use X11. No Wayland support, ever.
github.com/gnuchanos/Gnuc…
A Debian 13-Based Linux Distribution. All applications are written in C and use X11. No Wayland support, ever.
github.com/gnuchanos/Gnuc…
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ArchKubi retweeted
It’s upsetting as a PlayStation kid when you think how they didn’t pursue backward compatibility because ‘it’s complex’.
Meanwhile they’re packaging and reselling classics.
Meanwhile they’re packaging and reselling classics.
PS2 discs. Straight into a PS5.
20+ years of nostalgia, one disc away.
PS5SX2 🎮
special thanks to @_AlAzif
🔗 github.com/Swordpdf/PS5SX2
💬 discord.gg/mFpkX6gng
☕ ko-fi.com/sword95
#PS5 #PS2 #PlayStation #PS5SX2 #Homebrew #Emulation
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Honestly, it would've been much easier to be a political activist group. It would've kept Redot in the spotlight longer and probably would've raised a good amount of funding for the engine.
But that's not what Redot is, and it's not what we stand for.
Redot is apolitical, and no, being apolitical isn't political.
We know it's hard for the younger generations to understand in this highly politicized world we live in, but there was a time when you could be in online spaces focused on a hobby or topic, and people from all over the world would come together and talk about that without bringing in politics. You could make friends with people of vastly different backgrounds and political views through a shared interest.
Most of us are old enough to remember those days. We want to create that kind of place, where the topic of game development transcends the political talk and culture wars that have taken over every other part of the internet.
As for the game engine itself, we added a 3D terrain editor, structs, traits, nullable static types, and mode7 in Redot 26.3, which just got its 3rd RC release a couple days ago. Many of those are highly requested features for Godot that they still haven't implemented yet, and we have more things that didn't make the cut for 26.3 that'll be in 26.4.
Biased opinion, but we recommend trying out Redot Engine for yourself. Let us know if you run into any bugs or issues that need to be addressed before the stable release.
github.com/Redot-Engine/r…
But that's not what Redot is, and it's not what we stand for.
Redot is apolitical, and no, being apolitical isn't political.
We know it's hard for the younger generations to understand in this highly politicized world we live in, but there was a time when you could be in online spaces focused on a hobby or topic, and people from all over the world would come together and talk about that without bringing in politics. You could make friends with people of vastly different backgrounds and political views through a shared interest.
Most of us are old enough to remember those days. We want to create that kind of place, where the topic of game development transcends the political talk and culture wars that have taken over every other part of the internet.
As for the game engine itself, we added a 3D terrain editor, structs, traits, nullable static types, and mode7 in Redot 26.3, which just got its 3rd RC release a couple days ago. Many of those are highly requested features for Godot that they still haven't implemented yet, and we have more things that didn't make the cut for 26.3 that'll be in 26.4.
Biased opinion, but we recommend trying out Redot Engine for yourself. Let us know if you run into any bugs or issues that need to be addressed before the stable release.
github.com/Redot-Engine/r…
@LundukeJournal @Redot_Engine Redot is not a real engine. It is a political activists group larping as a game engine. So too is Godot, but not nearly as on the nose as Redot.
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