Lewis Baker

Discussion for "C++ Coroutines: Understanding the Compiler Transform"

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Discussion for the post at https://lewissbaker.github.io/2022/08/27/understanding-the-compiler-transform Also see: Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/x0bj5z/c_coroutines_understanding_the_compiler_transform/ HackerNews: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32642832

Remove 'enabled' properties on builder tools and -p command-line

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Now that we have lazy-tasks and named targets we can remove the need for 'enabled' property on tools which was used for switching between different build modes. For example, specifying...

Add support for building C/C++ code using the clang compiler.

Use Markdown so that it's rendered nicely on github. Add some examples of build scripts. Update info on supported compilers Add some benchmarks

We currently require Python 2.7 to run but this is now quite old. We could take advantage of new Python libraries and features if we port to Python 3.6. Eg...

Possible topics - configurations and variants - structuring large c/c++ code bases - writing your own tools - script execution and inclusion - extending commandline args to cake - generating...

On Windows when you run through an edit/compile/debug cycle often it can be quite annoying having build failures due to the linker not being able to write to the .dll...

When using the object-file cache we could use file-system linking to avoid copying unnecessarily, either when adding files to the cache or retrieving files from the cache. This can help...

Changes to simplify final_suspend() semantics.

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For paper P1477R0.

Wording change to rename await_transform -> await_value and make mandatory

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For [P1477R0](https://wg21.link/P1477R0)