Terry Ellison

@pvvx Victor, I see that you have included the standard Russian translation of the core terms of the MIT License in your `LICENCE`, but also read the MIT guidelines and...

@pvvx Victor your first commit was in June. NodeMCU first open-sourced their source base last November. Can you provide _any_ evidence that you were collaborating with and provided source to...

Victor, I see that working with open source and MIT Licenses is all about sharing and respecting each other's contributions. Some of us don't add our copyright because we aren't...

I have already done an analysis of the copyright statements in the entire nodemcu codebase. 68 of the 217 copyright statements relate to LWIP. The NodeMCU repository removes none of...

Do you understand how git works? My repository is a **fork** of the nodeMCU one. This file is the same as funshine's original commit on 22 Dec 2014: [bit.c](https://github.com/TerryE/nodemcu-firmware/blob/cdd13b1af36dfbe51f3876efab7eccf445232682/app/modules/bit.c), which...

MSC = Microsoft C that is compiled to run on a native Window environment rather than WSL etc.

Still an issue

@nwf @HHHartmann @pjsg, you three are the most likely committers to eyeball this. Feedback and discusssion welcome. :smile:

@nwf, the catch-22 here is that running Lua applications generates a high churn of `GCobject` types including strings, tables, etc. and these need to be collected. Unlike a reference-count based...

> Do you think it would be possible to explicitly call collectgarbage in some of the paths that lead into LWiP/embedtls? That's a simple addition to the net and tls...