Dan Wolf

@AllenDang We are still having these issues. Also, I too confirm that violarulan recommended a working commit.

I understand the response, and I don't know if I disagree, but there are sadly many of us that (despite using Linux for over a decade) still can't remember the...

@hydratim I only develop C++ on Linux but I still use vcpkg for package management since it's probably the best selection of packages. I'm pretty sure they don't require libaries...

That's very nice. I'm very interested in improving my understanding of building it on Windows, so I'd still love to see the things I listed, but I'll check this out...

Thanks! I will be taking a look ASAP (which should be the weekend after next or so).

I'm not sure what you're suggesting that might be actionable. 1. If you don't use maps, how do you expect to implement a dynamic language? Do you have any examples...

I think it's clever and descriptive since it borrows from go and is a scripting language like sh.

Looking at it, I have no idea what is special about issue 9.

From the list of things that work and what they are blocked on, it looks like to enable a lot of them we need to get base64 working first before...

The 0.9 release gave us base32, base64, and csv. We'll probably need additional reflection support before json, xml, and gob. I expect ProtoBuf will have other things it needs. Great...