Dan Klishch

> you just encode that as yet another table and look it up? Yes, exactly. Regarding my previous message: > but it then started to think 192 bits are not...

Off: clearly, you haven't mastered art of removing "stale" label without making any changes for months (ref 24567) :^)

Oh yeah, thanks for linking all commits from that refactor (My brain is currently unable to understand write-up you linked, try again later, i. e. I'll look into this tomorrow)

I've just compiled latest masters (sway's 10e50e6b and wlroots' dc7dba8b). The exact same assertion triggers. (Interestingly, for me, black-bar.html causes crash as well) Will probably investigate further what's going wrong...

@timschumi, here are performance numbers on i9-13900H (that were physically very painful to get because my laptop doesn't provide enough cooling for even a single core to work on max...

Caramba, I should get back to this at some point.

Nice work! This was one of the (many) blockers needed to make my asynchronous sockets work on Serenity. I would love to see a test for this though, something like:...

I was looking at this at some point in the past and figured that toolchains usually have some kind of libc shim that implements newer features. For example, here's stdckdint...

This has inconsistent behavior at edges (not like code you're replacing had it but), i. e. the following test passes: ```cpp TEST_CASE(foo) { Gfx::Point p1 { 0, 0 }; Gfx::Point...

> I don't think we need to model the STL with ranges `enumerate` is just the greatest pain point right now. I also want add some range algorithms and adaptors,...