Brandon Simmons

How is running BOLT on a shared object supposed to work exactly? I'm playing with optimizing a .so that is statically linked into my program. I tried creating a profile...

`lowestDiscernibleValue` is already pinned to >= 1, and there seems to be [bigger problems](https://github.com/HdrHistogram/HdrHistogramJS/issues/35) with storing small values

I don't see how `hasktags -x -c -a $1 && sort -u -o tags tags` does anything sensible...

Reading the exuberant ctags manual it looks like tags being sorted was a legacy requirement of the format, and `_TAG_FILE_SORTED` can be used to indicate to programs consuming tags whether...

Yeah I'm sort of giving up on this. I'm mostly interested in this in order to use gutentags, but they actually delete tag files from a file that changes before...

Actually now that I'm testing, vim doesn't seem to find tags that are just appended (and out of alphabetical order), again this is with gutentags so maybe that's causing some...

 (An updated screenshot FWIW ^) I agree that type family instances really ought to be in the haddocks. You can't understand any API that makes use of type families...

@Kleidukos this is just the current hackage haddock style (but I agree it looks pretty nice :). One would like to see e.g. type Uninterned InternedString = String Just seeing...

Hm, unfortunately I don't have a way to debug this. What happens when you try to create a project and depend on the same version of `atomic-primops` you tried here...

You want the `flush` operation to _never_ block right? Hmm If you know you there are no concurrent readers running at the time then [`estimatedLength`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/unagi-chan-0.4.1.4/docs/Control-Concurrent-Chan-Unagi-Bounded.html#v:estimatedLength) would give you the lower...