Brad Chamberlain

> A real fix would almost certainly conflict with https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/pull/25712. … After that I can probably put a proper solution in. If there's any doubt that we can do both...

Thanks for taking a quick look!

Of those two packages, the re2 patches are necessary for using re2 with Chapel's IO features, and we were unsuccessful in getting them accepted back upstream when we tried (many...

Personally, I'd just consider this a bug fix and mark it as unstable if that was our intention. I don't think we should consider ourselves to be beholden to mistakes...

I can't remember whether I was involved in that conversation or not, but I'd be very open to ripping off the bandaid on that one either. Basically, I think my...

@Iainmon : Is what you're requesting here equivalent to wanting: ```chapel var x = returnValueOfArbitraryType(); ``` where the return type of the routine couldn't be known at compile-time? Or is...

Are argmax/argmin like Chapel's maxloc/minloc reductions?

@Iainmon : Since this is covered by #24932, can we close this one? Or if not, update the title and description to be more about porting the reductions to GPUs?

It would be difficult to improve the situation for the C back-end without having our compiler parse `.h` files and validate that `extern` declarations match the C declarations. The LLVM...

I've thrown a "user issue" tag on here since the latest example Jade cites was motivated by a user issue reported on Discord.