Alvydas Vitkauskas

> The language already implements so called fixed arrays, for example > `a := [5]int` > will get a allocated on the stack, and it will not be able to...

> // why we have 2 types of pointers? > I think the answer for this (byteptr and voidptr) is easy interoperability with existing C code. Yes, then we could...

I see PR #505 was merged and this issue can be closed now.

I implemented mojo Deque for myself, but tried to make it properly documented and tested so that it could be a candidate for a mojo stdlib if approved. You are...

I think I've put enough now into the code, docstrings and tests to make it worth a few minutes of time of @JoeLoser. I would be glad to hear any...

I'm glad you liked it, Joe! I will clone the nightly mojo later this week, and will make the PR with the first part of the implementation and related tests....

From Codon stdlib source I see it has `DynamicTuple` that can be initialized from the list (Codon 0.17.0). On the other side, lists in Codon are hashable (with the hash...

From the documentation (https://docs.exaloop.io/codon/general/differences): - **Tuples**: Since tuples compile down to structs, tuple lengths must be known at compile time, meaning you can't convert an arbitrarily-sized list to a tuple,...

This will be related to chunking of the sequences. These for loops work until certain number of 32-element-size chunks and then segfaults on the next chunk boundary.

`export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH="$CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH:/opt/homebrew/include"` helped for the compilation step. But then it failed on linking with: ``` Undefined symbols for architecture arm64: "_SHA256", referenced from: jank::util::sha256(jank::native_persistent_string const&) in libjank.a[4](sha256.cpp.o) ld: symbol(s) not...