Peter Atashian

To quote [MSDN](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/cl-environment-variables) >LIBPATH, which specifies directories to search for metadata files referenced with #using. See #using for more information on LIBPATH.

The `/LIBPATH` linker argument is not the same as the `LIBPATH` environment variable.

nanoserver would not work. It is so extremely stripped down that I have my doubts over whether even libstd would work. Windows Server 2016 has containers which use Docker. I...

Feel free to look at the way I wrote aligned allocations in Rust's system allocator which uses `HeapAlloc`. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/master/src/liballoc_system/lib.rs#L143-L232

Splitting up the crate is on the radar: https://crates.io/crates/irc-proto

It does remove the transparency, but it doesn't let me choose what color to replace it with. If I use `--no-transparent` in combination with `--background`, it does not use the...

For example, this random transparent gif:  I execute `.\gifsicle.exe --no-transparent --background "#000000" pony.gif -o pony2.gif` The result has a white background and not a black background: 

Here is another example gif which shows how `--no-transparent` is not what I want. It removes the transparency from each individual frame before doing compositing resulting in horrifying artifacts. ...

The IRC mod Thump is able to relay `/say` messages so it definitely is possible (at least in 1.7.10 where I use it).

I'll support any initiative to have a standard way of working with colors and colorspaces, as long as it is done well. You're free to rip any code you want...