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AssemblyForNeovim
See the compiled output of the function under your cursor without leaving Neovim
Performance-minded C, C++ and Rust programmers get Compiler Explorer's quick feedback offline, inside the editor they already use.
AssemblyForNeovim is a small Lua plugin that compiles the function under your cursor, or a visual selection, with your local compiler and shows the x64 or aarch64 output in a popup. Inside the popup, + and - change the optimisation level, R reruns and q closes. It picks up compile_commands.json when present, so project flags apply. It needs cc, c++, rustc or cargo on PATH and installs through lazy.nvim. Released into the public domain under the Unlicense.
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