Anil Madhavapeddy

Do you know if this software intercepts filesystem calls, @jonsterling? Still trying to root cause what the cause might be. In the future if you can reproduce it, `opam update...

triage from @rjbou reveals patch aint patching: ``` $ cat ~/.opam/log/processed-patch-22283-2dea01 diff --git b/packages/omd/omd.2.0.0~alpha a/packages/omd/omd.2.0.0~alpha/opam similarity index 100% rename from packages/omd/omd.2.0.0~alpha rename to packages/omd/omd.2.0.0~alpha/opam $ patch -p1 "-i" "~/.opam/log/processed-patch-22283-2dea01" Invalid...

``` > cat test/dune (executable (name xdg_example) (enabled_if %{lib-available:eio_main}) (libraries xdge eio_main cmdliner fmt)) (executable (name test_paths) (optional) (libraries xdge eio eio_main)) (cram (deps xdg_example.exe test_paths.exe)) > dune build File...

Many thanks for the workaround @Alizter, that works great!

I'm in favour, although I wonder if the compiler packages will create a problem here. However one answer to that could be to move all the compiler packages to a...

I hadn't realised that either! That's one giant hack from yesteryear consigned to where it should go :-)

Holding this until the interesting design discussion in #130 is resolved.

I'm a big plus for this! Having ocaml-uring return well-typed Unix.file_descrs is a perfect place to put the abstraction boundary, I feel. It is still useful to be able to...

File descriptors are very much integers on *nix' they're just not on Windows! It's not exactly common, but programs do occasionally just need the fd integer for their own purposes,...

@dra27 wrote: > Because the hair-splitting is relevant here: OCaml file descriptors are not integers on Windows - the C ones very much are, the OS ones are pointers (where...