programming-language

Defining propertynames for non-struct types is not enough to enable tab completion in the REPL, as is being done with Cptr (analytech-solutions/CBinding.jl#77) and eventually with Ptr (JuliaInterop/Clang.jl#316). It appears to be prevented because of the following isstructtype check: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/c95448fb988441

GCC 11.1.0, Arch Linux x86_64.

[ 74%] Building C object src/ponyc/CMakeFiles/ponyc.dir/main.c.o
/build/ponyc/src/ponyc-0.43.0/src/ponyc/main.c: In function ‘main’:
/build/ponyc/src/ponyc-0.43.0/src/ponyc/main.c:94:5: error: ‘strncat’ specified bound 1 equals source length [-Werror=stringop-overflow=]
   94 |     strncat((char*)opt.all_args, " ", 1);
      |     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If someone looks at this, it might also be a good moment to consider whether we should be able to parse or pretty-print float values Infinity, -Infinity and NaN. (comment)

_Originally posted by @atacratic in unisonweb/unison#611 (comment)

Environment

• SuperCollider version:
• 3.11.1
• Operating system:
• Windows 10 (?)

Steps to reproduce

// macOS:
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ "/Users/<myusername>"]
// windows: 
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ ];
// this fixes the behaviour, but is clumsy;
"~".standardizePath.pathMatch;  
// -> [ "C:\Users\<myusern

I was searching the docs for any benchmarks or comparisons of an application written in Mint, with other modern frameworks, like Svelte or Vue, but i couldn't find anything, this could be fairly useful, especially for enthusiasts or people who are interested in the project and considering giving it a try, but have concerns about performance and/or size