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Right, it's fixed. One more question - I don't like much the ability to declare the interface in two ways which might be confusing if mixed. ``` ruby interface DateTimee...
It seems the situation is different when using `invar`, where it's required to explicitly use self in both abstract and concrete interface: ``` ruby load time import time interface DateTimee...
Just to be clear - we'd accept such additions in backends. Each backend usually has some own minimal API (one or just a few functions for instance). Feel free to...
@wheybags if the proposal is so much dependent on C++ version, shouldn't we rather document it instead of providing it by default in the code? Or maybe implement just a...
@wheybags hm, I've heard `std::` is not recommended e.g. for game development due to its performance impact - do you think it's worth introducing such dependency? Or would we need...
Didn't have time to take a look at this rather bigger PR, but I want to say thanks for this very good discussion. Feel free to discuss it further as...
>Get non linux backends working (anyone know how I can easily try to compile the glad backend) If it's just about compilation (not "visual" quality&functionality), then GitHub CI (or other...
I'll chime in despite not making my hands dirty with the code yet (the following caught my eye when skimming over my inbox). >As an aside, it's weird to me...
If someone's interested, here is one prominent example how stack & heap (but using more of out-of-order, speculative processing, ...) beat registers (with less out-of-order, less speculative processing, ...): [Hoare’s...