Christophe de Dinechin

This is not systematic. I tried again, this time having another window with a `watch` for the list of containers, trying to see when it was destroyed. I could start...

I'm curious if this is systematic? I have done some relatively heavy builds with my krunvm on my M1 mac, and I didn't run into that. Do you want me...

Note that Control-Q does not work either, which reinforces the idea that it's an XON/XOFF problem.

Interestingly, Control-Q and Control-S work as XON/XOFF in the terminal itself. So this is more of a problem with Emacs in text mode being able to disable them.

Reduced test case: ``` #include #include #include int main() { struct termios ti; int rc = tcgetattr(0, &ti); printf("tcgetattr=%d, c_iflag=%x, Terminal IXON is %s\n", rc, ti.c_iflag, ti.c_iflag & IXON ?...

Part of the problem doing that is how to implement that without slowing down normal execution. A fixed size stack requires at least a modulo operation adn pre-allocation of the...

The bug occurs because the test was using `bar` as a variable name, which happens to be a shortcut for `barplot`, which is a command with a non-zero arity.

Per-se, it is not really a problem that we can add an array or a list (or for that matter a program) inside an algebraic object. For example, an expression...

A bit weird, because there is only one call to `strlen`, and it's on `name`. ``` size_t len = strlen(cstring(name)); bool found = false; for (uint o = 0; !found...

If "overpriced Mac" is your problem, please use Linux :-) It's supported. There is even a Linux subsystem for Windows. As for supporting Windows, I'm pretty sure it's already there....