Redglyph

AsciiDoctor has its pros and cons. On the pro side, it's used by publishers like O'Reilly and it has many features. There's a good plugin for Jetbrains tools. The "forums"...

> I have already learned that Asciidoctor is using Zulip now. Actually I had a few dozens questions regarding Asciidoctor during the last 3 years, but I hesitated to bother...

Other values crashing in the same function: - 5.3461812015486243E+26 - 2.8674588045599296E+66 - 1.2182856909681335E+77 - 2.0596292913323055E+69 - 1.3331169462028886E+60 - ... If that helps, it's easy to generate a few random test...

Actually I had a Manjaro VM I could quickly use to test the first value (1.0902420340782359E+57) with release 1.1.3 of dragonbox and it doesn't show the problem. The expected value...

@jk-jeon Thanks for the feedback! Indeed I couldn't find it in the current version of your code, but I didn't check in the history. I suspect David may have mainly...

I'm glad to see a dedicated IDE, and it makes sense since the Rust flow isn't really the same as the Java/Kotlin flow. Financially, it makes sense too; the plugin...

Hopefully that remains the case. What they wrote about it leaves some doubt as to whether they'll keep that solution or just decide the IDE is sufficient. > Like many...

Maybe, maybe not. Usually, more software means more to maintain and a greater risk of bugs. Here, instead of the open-source plugin, there will be not only the new IDE...

> Well the new ide is the new plugin, so it's not exactly more software to maintain imo It's not exactly how it works. Plugins are loaded by the main...

> > It's not exactly how it works. Plugins are loaded by the main platform software, like IntelliJ, CLion, or RustRover. Both the plugin and the platform have to be...