Corbin Royer
Corbin Royer
@Qix- exactly! Without some form of pre-indexing or pre-compile the custom operators wouldn't even be indexed by the compiler. _EDIT_ Thus it would have to go through and index all...
I think you should have FFT implementations joined with #18 this could be quite powerful.. Being able to use math functions just by using a symbol. However there is something...
@Qix- True. MatLab does have an efficient way of having custom symbols for complex math operations. Well... If you write the language to be like Swift, in the sense that...
In my opinion... I prefer writing tests via the code itself. Instead of the method Rust took (Writing a preprocessor command for it). But I'm a C/C++ guy that's written...
Yeah sorry. Inline tests. Inline tests just seem more useful when creating unit tests.
This is true... Maybe if it was written as some sort of pre-packaged file that could be written and compiled (e.g; a .atest (aura test) file that contained test code?)...
Haha if an IDE had that. I would be going nuts sharing it and using it to death :laughing: But yes, I completely agree that tooling must be as thin...
Well it's a good reason, that's something I wish C/C++ had was built in testing (test units are crazy, like you said; test code shadows functional code). So I think...
okay then
I think what happened is they either 1. Fell apart (The core dev team) 2. Were Star Farming, or 3. Didn't really know what they were doing I'm more likely...