- A
toolchain is a set of
software development tools used to
build and
otherwise develop software. Often, the
tools are
executed sequentially and form a...
- The GNU
toolchain is a
broad collection of
programming tools produced by the GNU Project.
These tools form a
toolchain (a
suite of
tools used in a serial...
- A
DevOps toolchain is a set or
combination of
tools that aid in the delivery, development, and
management of
software applications throughout the systems...
- with an
existing user base. Core
userland from FreeBSD, and the LLVM
toolchain are emplo****. In this the
distribution provides an
alternative to the...
-
efficient implementations of
programming languages. PyPy's meta-tracing
toolchain is
called RPython. PyPy
officially supports Python 2.7 and 3.10 and has...
-
There are two
major implementations: The original, self-hosting
compiler toolchain,
initially developed inside Google; A
frontend written in C++, called...
- was
first released in
September 30, 2021 on OpenHarmony, and the
ArkTS toolchain has
shipped in
DevEco Studio since version 3.1,
released in 2022. Since...
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exception handling. A
runtime library is an
artifact of the
design of the
toolchain used to
build the
program – not
inherently required by the host operating...
-
functional and object-oriented
programming language and
syntax extension and
toolchain for
OCaml created by
Jordan Walke, who also
created the
React framework...
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Interface compatibility depends on the
target hardware and the
software build toolchain. In contrast, an
application programming interface (API)
defines access...
