Hello, users of sol2! This issue was made so that I could get a better idea of what you all use for Lua and how much you like / dislike sol2 compared to what you used to use (if anything) and sol2 now. If anyone could just reply to this issue with their thoughts, perhaps answer some of the questions below (or go on a tangent, really anything), I'd appreciate it. I'm going to be writing a paper abo

Package system managers' build commands, such as makepkg, git clone a new copy of this repo in a clean temporal path, checkout a specific version, proceed with the build, and remove the temporal dir. I'm using the prepare() step, which is executed just before the build, to copy subdir testsuite out of the temporal path; so it can be executed later, after the path is removed.

The procedu

If you grab the header here:

It will scale down to the center of the monitor, and the cursor stays where you grabbed it, but AvalonStudio won't be at the cursor:

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Hi, ccache chooses the compiler to launch according to the following priority:

      # 1. Compiler specified on the command line with an absolute path
      # 2. Compiler specified with the CCACHE_CC env var
      # 3. Compiler specified on the command line with a relative path

But I need ccache to force a d

I haven't seen any tutorials related to working with SGDK's 3D capabilities (rendering 3d shapes with the Bitmap engine and working with various Maths3D functions). I've tried taking a look at the built-in cube demo, but there are several things that the demo alone can't really address, especially with lack of detailed comments. I found myself asking questions like "So is that checkerboard dither

Currently when choosing any of the other output formats it's not possible to get the text report printed to stdout or even a file.

I've tried the following, but neither work.

$ gcovr --sonarqube coverage.xml --output
usage: gcovr [options] [search_paths...]
gcovr: error: argument -o/--output: expected one argument
$ gcovr --sonarqube coverage.xml --output -
(WARNING) --output='-' op

running examples in README.md, and each one produces an error similar to:

> root@f2b8deabf964:/wac# ./wace examples_c/hello1.wasm
> Error(platform_libc.c:47): could stat file 'examples_c/hello1.wasm'

Crates are packages from the Rust community. Like what pip is to Python I would suppose. https://crates.io/

I've noticed a trend in cargos crates where most of them require -ffat-lto-objects or they will ICE. Albeit the list is short in the main Gentoo overlay, I don't think I've encounted a cargo crate package that doesn't need fat objects to compile. I'm assuming it's because they'r

Currently, decompilation of Windows executables produces unreadable and/or semantically wrong output because the signatures for most of the Windows API functions are missing. We should add signatures for at least the most commonly used ones.

Currently compiling Data.Either.Nested takes about 10 seconds. It emits about 84k lines of code! So we should (a) investigate optimization passes to remove the lines to output and (b) make it run fast even when generating large files like that.