I remember there being some problems with developing annotation processors when using Maven as a build tool — do you use a different build tool? If you use Maven, did you run into any quirks and if so, how did you circumvent them?
brilliant i want it
i don't remember the exact powershell commands to compile and run java without a build tool but i bet it's cd $Env:UserProfile\Desktop javac com\craftinginterpreters\tool\GenerateAst.java java com.craftinginterpreters.tool.GenerateAst
you should try setting up your project using IDEA community edition instead :) it's free !!
noo :( java.* returns Nothing — packages aren't arranged hierarchically like folders, so for example the 'java.util' package is not "inside" the 'java' package, they are completely separate and just happen to both start with "java."
Since you're trying to make an app, learn Kotlin, Dart or TypeScript :) Kotlin and Dart are easier if you already know Java and TypeScript is easier if you already know JavaScript (and also note that your first app will probably suck, especially if you're learning programming at the same time)
These posts always show up on my feeds for Java: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(p... Delightful little birds! I only wish Bluesky knew the difference between Java, and, well, Java.
obligatory "this wouldn't have happened if you were using Java"
C# isn't that fast! In any case, I'd hazard a guess that a lot of the benchmark time is spent inside the Bun runtime, which is written in Zig (and so performance should be roughly comparable to C)
new PrintStream(OutputStream.nullOutputStream()) and just println() your screams right in :)