Michael Neumann

I see. So we should better raise an error at compile time in these situation. IIRC, there is already an open issue for that.

Sorry, mixing things up. Well, `:let` default values as of now are more or less constant as you cannot change them.

@fuine Take a look at https://github.com/bluss/fixedbitset/pull/8. This is very similar, but iterates over the bits which are "set". Finding unset bits can be accomplished very similar. Basically you could take...

In my case this would be useful so that `GLFW.terminate` will be called once all references go out of scope / get recyled (there will only ever be one instance...)....

The syntax would work perfectly!

Please see my second commit. There, I assert that the ordering conversion is as expected.

I will add a doc comment, but I don't know much about LMDB's internal integer sorting. I only expect it to work for usize and probably u32. Would it work...

Pony recently got supported by @mfelsche [helix#5416](https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/pull/5416). Whoever want's to do that, also look at #453 (by @repr-man) Tasks: - [ ] Implement tree-sitter-savi (see [tree-sitter-ponylang](https://github.com/mfelsche/tree-sitter-ponylang)) - [ ] Add...

Related work #448

Or something like Ocaml's Bitstring: https://ocaml.org/p/bitstring/latest/doc/Bitstring/index.html