关于Women in s，很多人心中都有不少疑问。本文将从专业角度出发，逐一为您解答最核心的问题。
问：关于Women in s的核心要素，专家怎么看？ 答：11 let ir::Id(src) = param;
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问：当前Women in s面临的主要挑战是什么？ 答：Skiena, S.S. The Algorithm Design Manual. 3rd ed. Springer, 2020.
来自产业链上下游的反馈一致表明，市场需求端正释放出强劲的增长信号，供给侧改革成效初显。
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问：Women in s未来的发展方向如何？ 答：LLMs optimize for plausibility over correctness. In this case, plausible is about 20,000 times slower than correct.
问：普通人应该如何看待Women in s的变化？ 答：Takeaways and Lessons Learned，更多细节参见新收录的资料
问：Women in s对行业格局会产生怎样的影响？ 答：Hey folks! We're two months into the year and I'd like to cover all of the progress that's been made on jank so far. Before I do that, I want to say thank you to all of my Github sponsors, as well as Clojurists Together for sponsoring this whole year of jank's development!jank bookTo kick things off, let me introduce the jank book. This will be the recommended and official place for people to learn jank and its related tooling. It's currently targeted at existing Clojure devs, but that will start to shift as jank matures and I begin to target existing native devs as well. The jank book is written by me, not an LLM. If you spot any issues, or have any feedback, please do create a Github Discussion.My goals for this book include:Introduce jank's syntax and semanticsIntroduce jank's toolingWalk through some small projects, start to finishDemonstrate common use cases, such as importing native libs, shipping AOT artifacts, etc.Show how to troubleshoot jank and its programs, as well as where to get helpProvide a reference for error messagesAs the name and technology choice implies, the jank book is heavily inspired by the Rust book.Alpha statusjank's switch to alpha in January was quiet. There were a few announcements made by others, who saw the commits come through, or who found the jank book before I started sharing it. However, I didn't make a big announcement myself since I wanted to check off a few more boxes before getting the spotlight again. In particular, I spent about six weeks, at the end of 2025 and into January, fixing pre-mature garbage collection issues. These weeks will be seared into my memory for all of my days, but the great news is that all of the issues have now been fixed. jank is more and more stable every day, as each new issue improves our test suite.LLVM 22On the tail of the garbage collection marathon, the eagerly awaited LLVM 22 release happened. We had been waiting for LLVM 22 to ship for several months, since it would be the first LLVM version which would have all of jank's required changes upstreamed. The goal was that this would allow us to stop vendoring our own Clang/LLVM with jank and instead rely on getting it from package managers. This would make jank easier to distribute and, crucially, make jank-compiled AOT programs easier to distribute. You can likely tell from my wording that this isn't how things went. LLVM 22 arrived with a couple of issues.Firstly, some data which we use for very important things like loading object files, adding LLVM IR modules to the JIT runtime, interning symbols, etc was changed to be private. This can happen because the C++ API for Clang/LLVM is not considered a public API and thus is not given any stability guarantees. I have been in discussions with both Clang and LLVM devs to address these issues. They are aware of jank and want to support our use cases, but we will need to codify some of our expectations in upstreamed Clang/LLVM tests so that they are less likely to be broken in the future.Secondly, upon upgrading to LLVM 22, I found two different performance regressions which basically rendered debug builds of jank unusable on Linux (here and here). Our startup time for jank debug builds went from 1 second to 1 minute and 16 seconds. The way jank works is quite unique. This is what allows us to achieve unprecedented C++ interop, but it also stresses Clang/LLVM in ways which are not always well supported. I have been working with the relevant devs to get these issues fixed, but the sad truth is that the fixes won't make it into LLVM 22. That means we'll need to wait several more months for LLVM 23 before we can rely on distro packages which don't have this issue.That's a tough pill to swallow, so I took a week or so to rework the way we do codegen and JIT compilation. I've not only optimized our approach, but I've also specifically crafted our codegen to avoid these slower parts of LLVM. This not only brings us back to previous speeds, it makes jank faster than it was before. Once LLVM 23 lands, the fixes for those issues will optimize things further.So, if you've been wondering why I've been quiet these past few months, I likely had my head buried deep into one of these problems. However, with these issues out of the way, let's cover all of the other cool stuff that's been implemented.nREPL serverjank has an nREPL server now! You can read about it in the relevant jank book chapter. One of the coolest parts of the nREPL server is that it's written in jank and yet also baked into jank, thanks to our two-phase build process. The nREPL server has been tested with both NeoVim/Conjure and Emacs/CIDER. There's a lot we can do to improve it, going forward, but it works.As Clojure devs know, REPL-based development is revolutionary. To see jank's seamless C++ interop combined with the tight iteration loop of nREPL is beautiful. Here's a quote from an early jank nREPL adopter, Matthew Perry:The new nREPL is crazy fun to play around with. Works seamlessly with my editor (NeoVim + Conjure). It's hard to describe the experience of compiling C++ code interactively - I'm so used to long edit-compile-run loops and debuggers that it feels disorienting (in a good way!)A huge shout out to Kyle Cesare, who originally wrote jank's nREPL server back in August 2025. Thank you for your pioneering! If you're interested in helping out in this space, there's still so much to explore, so jump on in.C++ interop improvementsMost of my other work on jank has been related to improving C++ interop.Referred globalsjank now allows for C/C++ includes to be a part of the ns macro. It also follows ClojureScript's design for :refer-global, to bring native symbols into the current namespace. Without this, the symbols can still be accessed via the special cpp/ namespace.(ns foo
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面对Women in s带来的机遇与挑战，业内专家普遍建议采取审慎而积极的应对策略。本文的分析仅供参考，具体决策请结合实际情况进行综合判断。