Have you ever wished you had a dataset similar to Nvidia’s OpenCodeInstruct, but with C++ code instead of Python? I know I have. The ability to compile the code to RISC-V assembly makes C++ a more suitable choice for my project. The import fields for me are the human language explanations and the code itself.
After some research, I realized that finding a dataset that matches these specific requirements is a challenge. However, I’d like to share some potential alternatives and ideas that might help you in your search.
One possible solution is to explore datasets that offer C++ code with explanations, even if they aren’t exactly like OpenCodeInstruct. For instance, you could look into datasets focused on teaching C++ programming concepts, which often include code examples with explanations. These might not be a perfect fit, but they could be a good starting point.
Another approach is to consider creating your own dataset. This might seem daunting, but it would allow you to tailor the dataset to your specific needs. You could start by collecting C++ code examples with explanations and gradually build your dataset.
If you’re looking for inspiration, you can also explore open-source C++ projects on platforms like GitHub. These projects often include code with explanations, which could be useful for your project.
While finding a dataset identical to OpenCodeInstruct but with C++ code might be difficult, I hope these suggestions help you in your search. Do you have any other ideas or approaches you’d like to share?