Chad Retz
Chad Retz
I noticed README says: > Boltons is tested against [...] CPython nightly But I cannot find where this test occurs. There seem to be no 3.10 test runs or CPython...
Well, now that [V8 has it](https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/10/wasm-threads) I might as well do it. I was hoping the spec would get standardized and the wait/wake stuff would get test cases and interpreter...
Once #23 is done, we need to: * Update README to give more details to programmatic users * Add KDoc to more of the lib * Publish a dokka javadoc...
Go 1.11 now has WebAssembly support and while the output is quite large, we can do some tests/examples which should be fun.
Support source maps. The problem is the JVM only supports a single `SourceFile` attribute. So I'm thinking maybe use `SourceDebugAttribute` to store filename-to-method map, then use "" as the `SourceFile`...
Now that [Mono has WASM support](http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/releases/5.8.0/), let's write some C# or F# and get that going on the JVM! Like issues #11 and #9, create three examples: * A simple...
Or C++. Get the LLVM builds w/ WASM backend enabled (e.g. [here](http://gsdview.appspot.com/wasm-llvm/builds/) are some nightlies). Following the lead from #9, create: * A simple hello world C example * A...
Linker: * Command is "link" * Output is a class w/ named fields representing each module. Setting these fields would be a way to cross-link maybe? * Has parameterless methods...
At least need an example showing it, if not helpers to make it easy.
Now that https://github.com/golang/go/issues/24331 landed, have a Windows version that creates a `syscall.RawConn` from the socket and implement the rest of `net.Conn` w/ dummy stuff. Also update the README and package...