Adam Niederer

> Compile-time would be sufficient for me. I guess for run-time it would need a JIT. I think you are referring to RFC https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/blob/master/text/2000-const-generics.md I'm pretty sure we can do...

> Looks good if that is an OPTION to the library. I know i always run the code on the same machine that it is compiled and it needs to...

> I don't understand this. When you can detect on compile time what instructions the CPU supports why is a jump table still needed? When you're compiling a binary to...

> That's interesting. I'll do my own benchmarks. I'm not sure if I can allow the additional dependency, given its license. Thanks for the interest! (I am not a lawyer...

Good news! A contributor to faster found a way to speed up its core iteration algorithm by a ton, so we're now consistently 5% faster than `simd` using SSE (from...

After looking at the disassembly, I realized LLVM wasn't eliding a branch as I had hoped. I've updated the core algorithm in my latest commit, which puts it ahead of...

vue-mode is really just a thin wrapper around mmm-mode. It provides syntax highlighting, indentation, and a few helper functions (edit indirect functionality is the big one). We rely on other...

You're close, but the data structure of `vue-modes` is a list of plists, rather than an alist. I use every value in that list, so there's no way to "override"...

Hm, that's strange - I don't have an `sgml-shift-width` in my Emacs (26.1; sgml-mode loaded). `vue-mode` and `vue-html-mode` do not directly refer to `sgml-basic-offset`, but are submodes of `html-mode`. Because...

It's possible that your emacs configuration is causing something to fail. Could you try to reproduce it with `emacs -Q`, and post a snippet which causes the failure if you...