Eugene Blikh
Eugene Blikh
@slacka I'm not sure about it. How can I reproduce it?
@golgote thank you for your interesting in this task and this driver:) i'll write it later, buf for now it seems to be a great idea to use @ekho pure...
@ekho If you're interested in my opinion - it's great idea to crate github repo + packagist. I'll post links with descriptions in our README.
Why not to use `#ifdef tarantool`?
So what's with example: ``` t = tuple({ 1, { a = 1, b = 2 } }) t[2].c = 3 print(t[2].c) ``` What would be printed values? Tuples are...
So main idea is: cache must be immutable too. Mutability of data types in Lua will do some dirty tricks.
You can use `fun.iter(els):zip(duplicate(time)):each(draw)`, for example
Why not to add C99 support by `build.c99` flag, when `build.type == 'builtin'`? I don't see why this'll break anything. But enabling of `c99` by default will break down LuaSocket...
MS Visual C is monstrous giant that doesn't care about C community. C99 is 15 years old and all the do is `partial suport of C99 Library` in [MSVC13](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog/archive/2013/07/19/c99-library-support-in-visual-studio-2013.aspx) -...
Oh, you're talking about Immutability. When you're using one or another language, you should know what types are immutable and what aren't. Using Lua 'functional programming library' doesn't mean that...