Ranieri Althoff
Ranieri Althoff
> That doesn't break working code as such but it does force users to upgrade their compilers if they're still stuck on old compilers It is worth mentioning the oldest...
Clang 3.3 has full C++11 support already, but Nan probably can be compiled with Clang 3.1 since patches 3.2 and 3.3 are not very used ([source](http://clang.llvm.org/cxx_status.html))
> break it down into a few smaller parts Sure! I will go over the changes again to make it smaller and cleaner.
Let me know if I can help. Looking at the older issues, it seems that the system you guys are using ships an ancient version of glibc. `node-argon2` currently builds...
@im-coder-lg yes, essentially that. In the past, we had this problem with a hosting provider that used Ubuntu 16.04 (after it's EOL, mind you) and there was no way to...
> Yeah we have been reluctant to up the minimum glibc requirement since I think we had people on the product side using code-server on CentOS 7. If you can...
Just want to add something super weird that Cipsoft Tibia has (I think it is a regression and should not be considered). A monster will not walk to the player...
I would rather implement that behavior in Lua. What is the use case you have in mind?
I understand. While it may make sense, since it wouldn't be beneficial to the code in this repo, I don't see the need to change - keep it if you...
I think it is defined in C++ mostly because _what should we do if there is no value?_ I would prefer, for example, returning an `optional` and let the caller...