Corentin Schreiber

Superseded by https://github.com/snitch-org/snitch/pull/183; thanks again for kick-starting this!

I think this is likely to be a desirable feature; I'd expect IDEs to make use of this for parallel test runs. It is much easier to implement than #33...

Thanks for the tip! I like the idea of the `--warn `, seems very useful and probably easy to implement. I think having it opt-in is probably a good idea,...

Fixed in a fork: https://github.com/cschreib/CMakeBuilder/commit/2636e87e8fa83fb3d493a892732932be9930caab

Confirming I have the same issue, happening in Firefox but not (e.g.) WhatsApp.

I'm currently traveling so my response will be brief, but I just wanted to say thank you for sharing this. This is cool! I have no experience with freestanding environments,...

> It turns out your library is exceedingly viable for freestanding environments with no FPU, RTC, or filesystem, and while a basic demo test creates a 385kB binary which, for...

> However, I didn't really see any float usage straight off? Wasn't your conversion code working at compilation time? Or I didn't necessarily spend too much time investigating what I...

For example, with the build options you selected above, g++ 11 on an x86_64 linux host with the regular STL, linking the resulting `libsnitch.a` to a simple test application like...

I have gone ahead and opened a PR from that branch, with all the modifications we have discussed. The sticking point remains testing, to ensure *snitch* can indeed run in...