Ludovic Courtès

@thepowersgang Do you think there's a way the generated code could cause GCC to be less memory-hungry? Or perhaps getting `mrustc` to invoke `gcc` with `-O0` or similar would help...

I wonder if users follow the `GC_PROC_BYTES` limit. For instance, the (now defunct) libjava in GCC had a `_Jv_MarkArray` function that marks each array element, regardless of its size.

Bon dia @aconchillo, awesome work! :+1: FWIW, I'm planning to use Fibers in the Shepherd, the init used on Guix System. It has to work on GNU/Hurd, which currently lacks...

Hi @yuvipanda. I can reply on the Nix vs. Guix bit (I'm a Guix co-maintainer). :-) Guix and Nix are independent projects with different code bases. The tools are both...

Hi @yuvipanda & all! Would be great if @hulecomte's work could get in. :-) Is there anything left that you think we should do? Thanks in advance!

Hi @yuvipanda, could you take another look at this PR? Thanks in advance.

I renamed the package `clustershell`, not `clusterssh`, so no worries. :-) Thanks @degremont for your note about the library use case.

Here's the workaround I used in Guix: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/commit/?id=3ac1366648f933f7244c2d0b9926f7ba5d92a113

Hi @emixa-d! I'm (very) late to the party. I had similar needs in the Shepherd, which I solved with this procedure: ```scheme (define (wait-for-readable ports) "Suspend the current task until...

> No, because my use case is fiddling with operations. More precisely, in my use case, I need to wait for the port to be readable/writable or for a condition...