Alexander Ivanov
Alexander Ivanov
That's right, a middleware that implements Go-style error checks was in the works, however currently that's not implemented. As a whole this projects is currently on hold: I am currently...
That's a very nice idea, but you're right, it's outside the scope of this project. Grumpy is pretty interesting, I wonder if somebody is building a Ruby runtime on Go...
Another reason(the one I am using it for) is for commercial projects: indeed, libdwarf seems to be LGPL, but this requires still more than the licenses of your library
Oh, those are great, I'll refactor it tomorrow! Also, do you know if this free var manipulation (detecting free vars and replacing them with atoms) is something which is normal...
That's a pretty cool trick, another thing I wondered is how prolog-y is using dicts (I used assoc lists, because I wanted to support SWI 6, so I guess dicts...
I just reproduced that with a much simpler C program
The program is ```c #include #include void run() { printf("faith\n"); int a = 0; printf("%d\n", a); } int main() { run(); size_t a = 2; size_t k = 3 +...
@dzaima my system gdb is 9.2 , my nix one is 12.1 I assume that it does seem related to something in my nix env
you need to use `npm i` in the `tree-sitter-python` folder: it seems to build the needed `_binding` files: at least this worked for a similar case for me