niansa/tuxifan
niansa/tuxifan
I'm experiencing the same issue on Debian Trixie
So, apparently you can use `/permissive-` to make MSVC accept less incorrect or not standard compliant code.
Mine is still good, as I'm still using that setup unchanged.
Yes, I'm already using `dp` units.
Yes, I am using the backend directly. Should I copy it into my own source tree to remove the DPI handling code?
To answer your first set of questions: I'm on Debian 12, libc version is 2.36-9+deb12u9. Kernel version is 6.1.128-1. I can try compiling fish myself when I'm back home, I'll...
I haven't compiled Fish myself yet, but I've noticed something odd: 1. The checksum matches 2. Putting a harddrive with a Debian install into another (much more modern) PC makes...
Okay I wasn't able to compile Fish right on that laptop since apparently 3 GB RAM isn't enough? It's just running out of memory. I was able to compile it...
> Have you tried with `CFLAGS="-march=x86-64"`? It's possible it's picking up settings from the environment/your distro. That doesn't appear to be making a difference. > Yeah, compiling rust programs is...
I have been able to get fish running using `box64` as a workaround. It's an x86_64 interpreter (so it's really slow) but it works.