Isaac Clayton

Right now, the lexer is very inefficient, as it doesn't use a state machine. I think we should refactor it; this should be a viable optimization. As for pulling a...

@Plecra I recently completely redid the lexer in `big-refactor`. Would you mind taking a look at it and letting me know what style/performance improvements can be made? I suspect there's...

I have an old repository on my main account that implements most of the heap/vm https://github.com/slightknack/flex. (I demo'd the repository a while back.) Locally I've developed it a bit further,...

The fix is in place, but I'll probably be implementing some more concurrency/async stuff (e.g. for parallel execution.) Closing this issue though.

Yes! This is something that is much needed, and isn't up-to-par yet. Ideally, Passerine should expose functions at the top level that run scripts and produce results. This isn't the...

I've run into a similar issue, I'll lay out my thoughts here. I've recently gotten into Julia and find Juno's tooling to be quite nice. However, most of the work...

Not entirely sure. My brother got an M1 the other day, I might be able to reproduce it?

What graph are you building? If it's an overly large one, it might be running out of resources compiling large shaders.

I tried it out on an M1, and was able to reproduce the issue. It seems like more resources are thrown at windows you're interacting with, which is super interesting....

> This is not implemented, so testing this out (or even playing around with it) will have to wait until someone implements this. @alexcrichton Just out of curiosity, what is...