Bruno Deferrari

@c-cube ocaml-rs uses `runtime::recover_handle` in the same way ocaml-interop does internally. Those stubs are called from OCaml, and when that happens the caller is assumed to have access to the...

@Lupus these patterns cannot yet be safely expressed with `ocaml-interop`, I am trying to get this solved for the next release which will support OCaml 5 and threads, but progress...

Hi. I have to take a deeper look when I have time, but at first sight I am not very convinced about the change. > i think this allows users...

@mrmr1993 yes please! The only reason this has not been fixed is that no one has had time to do it, but a solution would be very welcome.

Other than visibility, can you think of any other advantage? I would rather not have to maintain a mirror (or have to worry about people creating issues on the wrong...

I just updated the list (adding the missing languages and links to each one of the ports except the common lisp ones because those don't have a repository)

@michaelsbradleyjr yes, I understand that, but it still means that someone (most likely the port maintainer) has to do a bit of extra work. For that to work well either...

> If you had to use special syntax, function, macro when using I/O in ShenScript, that would mean that any Shen code using I/O wouldn't be portable. But can't those...

> For reference, the previous attempt to use statement-oriented syntax is document here. The implementation used a similar approach but the result was far from perfect - there were a...

> ...eh, we seem to be of two minds here. I remember the main original Shen website saying "write once, run everywhere" and every platform-specific thing makes that less true...