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Some code section methods yield `item: @T`, other -- `item: invar` with no clue as to why each variant was chosen. It definitely looks like `invar` violation when, for instance,...
Having `list`, `array` and `tuple` supporting element-wise comparison, it is quite surprising that maps are checked for reference equality instead, which may be confusing. I see no obstacles in supporting...
Currently during building, the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH should ensure, that the newly compiled libraries are taken into account. Unfortunately, the GNU C dynamic linker uses a [weird messy algorithm](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rpath#GNU_ld.so) to...
``` ruby (dao) l: list = {} = { } (dao) l2 = (list)l = { } ``` That won't work for a non-empty list, so the behavior here seems...
``` 0$ dao -e '{0, 1, 2}.iterate { io.writeln(X) }; io.writeln("tail")' [[ERROR]] in file "command line codes": At line 1 : Invalid expression --- " .iterate { io. writeln(X) };...
I really see no point in supporting C++-like definitions of methods outside of the body of their class. We don't have headers, so the most probable gain from this feature...
Currently Dao does not report any IO errors when reading/writing files. It's an omission which may possibly lead to unexpected issues when incomplete data was read or written. Sounds improbable,...
Hello! I wanted to know how I could use structs/classes in my program. What I want to do is to create a struct usable by Dao in my program (with...
Hello! I tried compiling DAO by using this command: mingw32-make -f Makefile.daomake mingw" but it does not work. I get the following error: "invalid option -- M" (which refers to...
On systems which support [_jemalloc_](http://people.freebsd.org/~jasone/jemalloc/bsdcan2006/jemalloc.pdf) natively (e.g. FreeBSD), we could try to use it due to its significant performance scalability gains in multithreaded applications. Even if we didn't want to...