SpaceManiac

/tg/station now passes dreamchecker in 515 mode. Sure to be bugs or something missed along the way but I think that's the majority of it.

Closing this since 515 support was released in [suite 1.8](https://github.com/SpaceManiac/SpacemanDMM/releases/tag/suite-1.8). Any bugs should now be their own tickets, example: - #374 - #375

This becomes trivial if we throw away the platform-specific configuration in Lua's makefile and let the `gcc` crate (which, despite its name, supports MSVC) be responsible for building the library....

The buildscript currently depends on `make` and a C compiler (`gcc` for `windows-gnu`). Do you have both of these available?

Cygwin should work, or at least is worth a try; I use MSYS2 which is similar to cygwin in many ways and things work fine. It would be possible to...

Make sure you're running MSYS2 in the MINGW64 mode with `mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc` and `mingw-w64-x86_64-make` packages installed, not in the base MSYS2 mode with the bare `gcc` and `make` packages. Otherwise I...

@afonso360 I believe you are missing the `make` package. If that's not enough, here's full steps on a clean system: 1. Download and install `msys2-x86_64-20161025.exe` from website 2. Open "MSYS2...

In my experience, MSYS2 is the best way to install MinGW and keep it up to date, install C dependencies like libcurl, openssl, libsodium, and others that regularly come by...

Running `rustup-init` within MSYS2 doesn't actually install it into MSYS2. It still goes to `%USERPROFILE%/.rustup` and is perfectly accessible from the rest of the system.

Do you think it's important to expose custom allocation at the library level, or would it be sufficient to override the system allocators with Rust allocators? If the latter, I...