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..at unconstrained framerate frequency, which meant it was running the FRP network & Lambdacube renderer as fast as possible -- sequentially, one after another.

Working on it -- in a roundabout way, though..

@csabahruska, I have isolated a minimal testcase in: - https://github.com/deepfire/mood/blob/master/Holostress.hs New information: 1. does crash both on an Intel and on a nVidia GPU 2. _does crash_ in compiled code!...

Notably, this is a minimal testcase, which means that both: ``` haskell dGIC ← GIC.Context GI.newManagedPtr (F.castPtr $ GRC.unCairo dGRC) (return ()) ``` ..and.. ``` haskell _ ← GIPC.createContext dGIC...

Huh.. I guess I've lost the repro on my nVidia-based system -- that, after having developed the whole repro on it. And a reboot didn't change much - the nVidia...

Could be so.. but why wouldn't LambdaCube tell me so? : -)

The core motivation here is the lack of clarity on how to combine events: - making a combined event that fires when both events have fired, combining the "slower" event...

I can't _really_ judge the relevance of the following, but there is some prior art in Common Lisp -- a dynamic language, yes, which invalidates a large part of motivations...

Ertugrul, the problem is that the PDF/SVG would have to be produced using yEd[1], which is a free-as-in-beer Java application download -- interactively. Even if it was produced with something...

Ertugrul, even if you don't agree on merging the non-batch-derived PDF files, you still may consider linking to them. The GraphML/yEd-by-XSLT-to-SVG path might take a long way, and still look...