onox

You can pin the dependency with `alr with --use ../my_lib`. This should add the following to your alire.toml file: ```toml [[pins]] my_lib = { path='../my_lib' } ``` Btw, when publishing...

> You can also loose a lot in terms of performances and code size. I think release mode is a safest default for the future of the project as the...

Is this because of the GNAT-TEMP-000xxx.TMP files? (that seems to show up with strace) It seems `Alire.OS_Lib.Subprocess` calls `Create_Temp_Output_File`. An alternative is to replace this call with your own implementation...

Actually it seems to be caused by `pragma Style_Checks`, not by `No_Elaboration_Code`.

If you want to do cross-compilation, isn't it just a matter of selecting gnat_arm_elf via `alr toolchain`? (don't have ARM[v8] hw here, so I could be talking nonsense). On x64...

> What about this: a new `alr vscode` command that generates the required dirs and files and then start VScode? The dirs and files would be added to the `alr...

Additionally a new command `check licenses` could check license compatibility using the spdx crate (already in use by Alire). Similar to what the 'deny' plugin of cargo does. See https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/cargo-deny#licenses.

Using https://github.com/onox/goblin-terminal (it uses VTE like gnome-terminal). But output is printed instant in tmux! :open_mouth:

For each line printed, I see: - read() - read() returning E_AGAIN - write() - 4x poll() - write() - clock_nanosleep() - 2x poll() - write() With weston-terminal the output...

Slow in gnome-terminal as well (not a surprise since it uses VTE)