Gudmundur Adalsteinsson

I'm not able to produce a significant difference. So the version with copy might be more safe. ``` julia julia> @time for i = 1:nn y2 = istft2(X1, wlen, overlap)...

I guess the performance wouldn't be so bad with a couple of extra `if` statements, then just split the for loop into a regular loop and a zero fill loop.

I was testing my extensions code and tried it on ArraySplit. Is this the kind of behaviour you were looking for? ``` julia julia> a = arraysplit(randn(8),2,0,5) 4-element ArraySplit{Array{Float64,1},Float64,Nothing}: [-0.13114,0.0273529,0.0,0.0,0.0]...

OK. Did you implement that already?

Just wondering, could the snippet you posted not be part of the application cmake, and fetches libzmq before importing cppzmq?

You must close or destruct all sockets before closing the context. Otherwise it will block.

After some deep though I can see that part 3 and maybe part 2 could cause some pain with system packages (system packages are generally a bad idea anyway for...

OK. So would you see the following would be acceptable? 1. Require C++11 standard support, but still support gcc 4.7 and later with partial C++11 support. 2. Require libzmq 4.0+....

I think coroutine support could be added as an addon for those that have compilers that support it. I have been thinking about it but have not yet thought of...

This change will probably break something for someone using slightly older versions of libzmq.