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A C++ toolchain from 357 bytes, in Bazel

123 · · Aug. 1, 2026, 9:41 p.m.

C++ programming software development Bazel

Summary

The blog post discusses a minimal C++ toolchain built with Bazel, inspired by the stage0 concept. It highlights the impressive capability of building a large number of source-bootstrapped packages from just a 357-byte seed.

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