Philipp Saveliev

I get the same error without using setuid in the following case: ```python $ cat test.py import time import os print os.getpid() while True: time.sleep(1) ``` In one terminal: `python...

And looks like the signals get caught only by pyflame - the script continues to run.

It should then support multiple types and have option to turn it off for performance reason (release build e.g.). Kinda `foo = (number a, Class1 | Class2 b) ->`

> for methods (fat arrow syntax), the argument index in the error message should be shifted by one This can lead to even more confusion, because `self` is quite explicit...

Yeah this is good

Having this issue with glfwSetFramebufferSizeCallback :( It seems, glfwPollEvents calls the callback, so LuaJIT doen't know about it. If you disable jit for glfwPollEvents, it works: ``` lua local cb...

I forgot to mention main.lua:48 is a line where the loop begins and main.lua:43 is where poll_events begins With `-jdump` I see (line numbers changed a bit but you get...

No, it's turning off `jit`, not `print`. It doesn't show in log and if I comment out `print`, nothing changes. Reaction on `print` btw looks like this: `[TRACE --- main.lua:49...

Hi. Ah, yeah, auth.. OK, thanks. In the meantime I'm wrapping it with: ```go func DoWithTimeout(cb func(), t time.Duration, panicValue interface{}) { done := make(chan bool, 1) go func() {...