Memory Safe Inline Assembly
15 points by aw1621107
15 points by aw1621107
Man, it's unfortunate that this is vibe-coded. Inline assembly is the place where most architecture idiosyncrasies live, and even just parsing instructions is already full of special cases. I wonder why the built-in LLVM instruction parser couldn't be reused?
For anyone wondering what the vibe-coded part was (emphasis mine):
Before the advent of AI, writing a parser for x86_64 assembly would have been such an annoying task that I might have never gotten around to implementing support for memory safe inline assembly [...] I fed it to my own private agent harness (called T800) running with Kimi K2.7-code.
Not ideal, but better than Claude Code running wild on a GitHub repo.