Rust
If you like applying Rust, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
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Profile-Guided Optimization for a Production JavaScript Bundler
Read the bundler's existing release-build pipeline (Rust + Cargo). Design and implement a PGO workflow using Rust's profile-guided LLVM PGO: instrument build, training run on th…
- Profile Guided Optimization
- Llvm
- Benchmarking
Advanced Compilers and Program Optimization - CodeAdvancedNew
Tune a Multicore Pipeline with NUMA-Aware Sharding
Receive the current worker (Rust, around 8,000 lines, uses rayon for its parallelism), the host (2-socket AMD EPYC 9354, 64 cores total, 384GB DDR5), and a benchmark query workl…
- Parallel Performance
- Numa
- Rust
Advanced Concurrency and Parallel Computing - CodeAdvancedNew
Index a Genomics Dataset with a Suffix Array for Read Matching
Implement a suffix array over a 720 MB DNA sequence (4-character alphabet) using DC3 (Difference Cover modulo 3) or SA-IS construction in Rust. Build pattern-matching utilities …
- Suffix Arrays
- String Algorithms
- Rust
Data Structures - CodeAdvancedNew
Design Error Recovery for a Friendly Compiler
Read the existing parser (recursive-descent, in Rust). Design and implement a panic-mode error recovery strategy with synchronization tokens (statement boundary, end of block, s…
- Error Recovery
- Recursive Descent Parsing
- Diagnostic Design
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