John Doe

Glad to know you're open for changes. If you could, would you consider adding an exception for static linking as well? That way people can avoid the mess of Qt,...

@develCuy > One should let people have freedom to decide if they go proprietary or not, otherwise you are just killing your own creation and breaking the innovation cycle. Just...

>What forced you to reorganize the project so massively? You also started from a fresh git repo, by the looks of it, a weird choice, but ok. Because the changes...

>Yeah, I also kinda wondered, why did you go with the stack-based vm, when the register-based vm was already in the master... Do you mean computed gotos? Because I already...

>now OPs work directly with registers. Also OPs used to be randomly sized, now they all are 4 bytes. Ah, I just looked at the code, and I see what...

> but instead I've just gotten more robust bytecode standard, and that's about it. That is a good thing to be sure, but it's not the most pressing issue atm....

>You mean the ones used in for loops and stuff like that? No, in general. Doing `foo = "bar"` declares `foo` as a global, accessible from the global scope (even...

As I can't quite resolve the as-mentioned-before bug, there's currently no real room (or reason) to continue. Maybe someone else will have a "eureka" moment about this.

On that note, I'd contribute the following, which, given sourcefile(s), prints out prototypes of functions therein: ```ruby # this snippet is public domain class MkProto def initialize @index = FFI::Clang::Index.new...