Dev: Writing a Deterministic Go-to-Rust Compiler Is Easier Than Having an LLM Do It
MarcJSchmidt · x · 2026-09-05
kdy1dev says he's still trying to turn typescript-go into typescript-rust "through some sort of alchemy." Marc J. Schmidt replies that writing a deterministic Go-to-Rust compiler would be easier than using an LLM for the same job, noting he already has a Go-to-C++ compiler plus typescript-go and Go's stdlib available as C++, which should make Rust integration much easier.
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