Aurélien Vallée

That seems to indicate that the `run()` is called from a worker process that is not attached to your terminal. Could you indicate the Luigi version that you had before...

> It sounds like you only have one producer, and one consumer. No, I just layed out a simplified example. In the real world, my network stream is split over...

> It's not that simple, as there's quite a bit of state [beyond just the tail index](https://github.com/cameron314/concurrentqueue/blob/6dd38b8a1dbaa7863aa907045f32308a56a6ff5d/concurrentqueue.h#L2522). This style of API is also easy to accidentally misuse, leading to bugs...

Work started on `stdlib`. Along with test framework, which should be improved to be automated. `make check` will run it.

Make check vastly improved, can now run tests automatically in a distrib image with an `init` that will run tests at startup.

Most of `string` is now implemented. Next big part is `stdio` and end of `stdlib`.

`stdio` stub is in place (fread/fwrite/fopen/fclose/fflush) but without buffering support.

In case that helps anyone stumbling here, I had the same symptoms when I incorrectly installed mantine-datatable globally instead of in my project (didn't notice I was not in my...

Symbols to implement: ``` $ grep '__ulibc_' distrib/include/ulibc/ulibc.h void __ulibc_printf(int, char*, ...); void* __ulibc_memset(void*, int, unsigned int); void* __ulibc_malloc(unsigned int); char* __ulibc_strchr(const char*, char c); unsigned int __ulibc_strlen(char*); int __ulibc_stat(char*,...

POSIX libc symbols to implement: ``` int fork(void); int sysexit(void) __attribute__((noreturn)); int wait(void); int pipe(int*); int write(int, void*, int); int read(int, void*, int); int close(int); int kill(int); int exec(char*, char**);...