David Crawshaw

It could either exit with an error, or build the standard library with the relevant codegen args the go tool uses with -buildmode=c-shared. Silently doing nothing is odd.

The example in @sbinet original comment really should (and I think can be made to) work. But @glycerine points out a trickier fundamental limit of the reflect-based approach. I think...

I suppose we already use plenty of `unsafe`, so we could set unexpected fields. Hmm.

This works. Thanks @glycerine. Unfortunately your particular example needs an improvement to `reflect.StructOf`, which has to wait out the six month Go release cycle: https://golang.org/cl/85661 More generally, we need to...

Another method for shadowing exports: ``` type A struct{} type A int ```

@cznic I agree with that where a program's interpretation is non-interactive. That is, typical programs. However I think it's fine for a text editor to use heuristics, and it's fine...

Well the first problem is that Jupyter talks a protocol based on ZeroMQ. This is not necessarily bad, ZeroMQ looks like a pretty good reliable-datagram protocol. But it makes for...

I'm a little confused. Is that zmq over a different transport? I'm assuming that's not what jupyter talks, it looks like zmq over TCP. But maybe I've missed something obvious?...

Gotcha. I've got the gomq zmtp package exchanging the first handshake with jupyter for neugram, using a forked copy that supports routers and multi-part messages. If I can get hello...

Thanks. We should have a basic stdio mode for general portability. There is another significant Windows issue, which is Go plugin support. It doesn't work on Windows yet, which means...