Andrew Plotkin

I am somewhat torn between using the JS facility for Unicode or sticking with my old implementation, which will behave consistently with the C interpreters.

I have not used MinGW. Can you give more detail on the problem? It may be more helpful to post on https://intfiction.org ; there are regular Windows users there.

It looks like your version of mingw doesn't support the timespec functions, which were standardized in C11 (2011). You could try compiling with `-std=c11`. If that doesn't work, I don't...

I don't actually know how much memory use is "too much" on, say, an iPhone.

A CM undo record is about 4.3 megabytes. Oof!

So, taking a look at this... I am somewhat sympathetic to the idea of an empty ``, for consistency. However, it's not easy in the current system. For Quixe, look...

Will have to handle the input buffer as a 32-bit array and downconvert to 8-bit when storing back to VM memory.

This is not an area I know anything about, I'm afraid. I see some guides (https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/electron.html) but there's a lot of weeds on that trail and I don't have a...

I'm afraid I haven't looked at this recently. Lecrote is entirely implemented in Javascript and HTML, so ARIA is the only available solution. The current implementation uses ARIA live regions,...

Sorry -- I did not change anything to do with ARIA or the screen arrangement in 1.5.0 or 1.5.1.