Isaac Freund

> Here is the newly produced (correct) output for the above example: Packed structs in the stage 2 compiler do not support `align()` on their fields and are not even...

There is significant work that needs to happen upstream in wlroots first before river can support this. See for example weston's roadmap here: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/issues/467. Someone does seem to have started...

Getting an actual stack trace would be helpful. Since it sounds like are using a distro with systemd you can likely use `coredumpctl gdb` to open the coredump in gdb...

In both of those screenshots exactly 12 items are visible. I don't see any evidence of a river bug, wofi does seem to have non-deterministic ordering of menu items though.

This is certainly doable and desirable, it just hasn't made it to the top of my priority list yet.

There's two components to this: 1. How long before the next display refresh river starts compositing an output. 2. How long before river starts compositing an output that river requests...

The `_ = foo;` syntax is also used to reference decls so that they get analyzed for unit tests. I think this change would make this use case read much...

> The allocator is used to parse symbols escaped with @"", but there is probably a more efficient approach. I was thinking of adding something like this to std/zig/string_literal.zig: Hmm,...

> Identifiers spelled like keywords without @"" escaping are legal in those cases. Should the above cases (maybe others I'm forgetting) be un-escaped? `type` isn't actually a keyword but rather...

> The note tells me that you can use @"" to escape primitive shadowing, is that correct? Whereas local/global shadowing is never allowed. Ah yes, this is correct and makes...