Frityet
Frityet
> Oh, how? I assumed it would only look at the timestamps. Oh, you are correct, I have just been testing on first compiles (as this was my main use...
> Nevertheless, just the parallelization would be super cool. How much faster did it get when compiling Teal? lemmie get the actual numbers, but it is much much faster... ...with...
> > Nevertheless, just the parallelization would be super cool. How much faster did it get when compiling Teal? > > lemmie get the actual numbers, but it is much...
Paralelised (this is tl.lua + argpsarse.lua + tl (the teal CLI thing)): ```yaml real 35.88 user 181.62 sys 27.32 360148992 maximum resident set size 0 average shared memory size 0...
GCC -O0: Paralellised: ``` real 91.97 user 420.87 sys 89.62 834879488 maximum resident set size 0 average shared memory size 0 average unshared data size 0 average unshared stack size...
wont that supply args to my program itself instead of `luajit`?
> wont that supply args to my program itself instead of `luajit`? Confirmed, I want to just be able to turn off the LuaJIT optimisations and JIT because the debugger...
[heres a plugin that adds it](https://github.com/gtache/intellij-lsp)
> Looks like Lua actually allows this (`return` must be the last statement, but a single `;` after it is allowed), so I think we should change our parser accordingly....
> > Lua actually allows this (`return` must be the last statement, but a single `;` after it is allowed) > > LOL, and this is why I have a...