gingerBill
gingerBill
This bug is caused by the frontend and should result in a cycle, but for some reason it is not being checked. For that to work, it would need to...
This behaviour should NOT be allowed in the first place. Odin does not support boolean array programming.
Feature Request: * Debug type for functions * From debug type, it can produce the function prototype type for the specified ABI.
Other than the minor typo which has now been fixed, this won't be allowed. The error message is mostly clear in that it is expecting an ordered numeric type but...
Just to make sure, try doing `sys.stdout.flush()` after your `print` in Python. Printing in a test isn't a "benchmark" is not a good idea ever.
I am also wondering if the python example is even doing big ints in the first place. Yes integers in Python can be big ints but they do a lot...
To be clear, we have not optimized the `core:math/big` library whatsoever. It's a direct port of libTomMath with numerous bug fixes and improves to the original codebase. I was just...
@in3rsha How are you compiling the Odin code? Also note the Odin code isn't heavily optimized at all but rather just a basic port of the libtommath library.
I personally do not like the aesthetics of this. I don't use a coloured terminal (SublimeANSI plugin is very bad) so it would only be `>>foo
This was a conscious decision which I didn't particularly like. The variable initialization order is mainly from a topological sort, whilst the `init` is just in source order. The reason...