Nicolas Cannasse
Nicolas Cannasse
That sounds like a great idea. When would it take place? How can we help?
Could you run in `gdb` and get a backtrace for the thread that Segfault?
Actually I found that using haxe.Timer seems also to break, since it's using Node one instead of Browser one (I get an illegalInvocation on js.Node.setInterval). Maybe having a #if nodeWebkit...
The problem with Int64 is that it's not supported natively on every platform, JS being quite an important one for example.
So on many of these platforms using Int64 will prove to be much more slower than using Float. - Or we can introduce Int53 which is actually a double with...
@Simn if we have a + operator, we should be able to use `+=` and prefix/postfix `++` , by generating the following code: ```haxe x += 1; // x =...
Seems like something is wrong with JS way of comparing Class (which are created with functions), which makes it unsuitable for such sorting. You should consider using the class name...
Another way would be to be able to generate at compile time compare method for enums (and other values) which would deal with Class in a specific way (adding object...
@lptr the problem comes from Class not being comparable in JS runtime. That's a quite narrow problem, we use propertly orderable sort, but Class comparison operators are simply broken in...
@lptr fixing it would slow down the whole system since it would require to check if every value is a function and then use a specific comparison function. A possibility...