Hello, World!

I'm Daril Rodriguez, a passionate developer, system architect, and technology enthusiast.
I thrive on building things from the ground up, experimenting with game engines, compilers, and low-level systems.
I have a deep passion for research and learning across a wide range of fields, constantly seeking to expand my knowledge and explore new ideas.

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Here are a few things I’ve built while learning and exploring new ideas:

🧠 ms-runtime — A virtual machine written in Rust for a custom programming language.
Inspired by the JVM and Python's VM, it includes a built-in Lisp-style assembler and focuses on safe, low-level execution.
See example code.

🛠️ amuse_ecs — A minimal Entity-Component-System implementation in C++, built as a learning project.
It explores data-oriented design, cache-friendly archetypes, and game engine architecture.

🧪 amuse_utest — A lightweight unit testing framework for C++, built to support the amuse_ecs project.
Created as a learning tool to explore testing frameworks and improve code reliability in low-level systems.

🧮 rays — A basic ray casting implementation in C++, built as an early learning project.
It explores the core math behind 3D rendering — including projection, ray-object intersection, and the rendering pipeline.

🛠️ cic — A simple transpiler that converts a custom experimental syntax to C++.
This project explores the parsing and compilation process, as well as the challenge of self-hosting a compiler.