Renee D'Netto

I was completely unaware of the Annotations module - I've removed the code it duplicated and updated one of the tests/examples to demonstrate it. I've modified the bar labels code...

This is still a problem in GHC 8.6.3. [This example](https://github.com/rdnetto/swagger-codegen/tree/servant-986-repro/samples/server/petstore/haskell-servant) takes me 60 sec to build with only 20 routes. Running [`client` against the routes individually](https://github.com/rdnetto/swagger-codegen/tree/servant-986-workaround/samples/server/petstore/haskell-servant) reduces that to 37...

The build is failing with: ``` The job exceeded the maximum time limit for jobs, and has been terminated. ``` Probably because the relevant Nix packages aren't in Cachix. Looks...

> Cross compiling for arc. Cross-compilation with the kernel probably won't work, since you're specifying a different toolchain through KConfig. Try either removing the toolchain setting or pointing it to...

When we invoke `config_gen.py` for Cmake, there are two stages: * the generation of the makefiles. During this we use a real compiler, as it's needed for cmake to correctly...

There's nothing about how it's designed that's specific to x86. You simply need to add a symlink to the relevant directory with the same name as your cross compiler. [Here](https://github.com/rdnetto/YCM-Generator/pull/110/commits/4fee21327a09411a587ae16e88aef830125dfcae)'s...

Why does your project require cmake to be started with two arguments? `cmake` normally takes the source directory as its argument, and additional information is specified through `-D`.

Ah, I see what you mean. Still, why can't you compile the entire project in a single run with `cmake .. -DSOME_OPTIONS1 -DSOME_OPTIONS2`?

So, why do you need to compile it with both settings? Why can't just run YCM-Gen with `-DSOME_OPTION=ON`, and use the resulting config?

Sorry for my delay in replying to this - it must have gotten lost in my inbox. Part of the reason for using `make clean` is that even if we...