Jason Rice

I noticed oryol-test-app downloads and compiles a bunch of gui libraries that aren't used. Having to install the system dependencies for these components not to mention all the additional compiler...

I was unable to reproduce this. ```scheme (define display-orig display) (define (display . strings) (display-orig (apply string-append strings)) (newline)) (define-syntax dwind (syntax-rules () ((dwind x exprN ...) (let ((x_str x))...

FWIW I have a `detail` implementation of a `string_concat` that joins string-like objects in a single allocation. Test: https://github.com/ricejasonf/nbdl/blob/de5d481b1ae5e0ec1a8e340ef96bd481205753be/test/nbdl/core/detail/string_concat.cpp Implementation: https://github.com/ricejasonf/nbdl/blob/de5d481b1ae5e0ec1a8e340ef96bd481205753be/include/nbdl/detail/string_concat.hpp EDIT: It could probably be improved to use a...

>@ricejasonf Jason thanks a lot for the participation! What are benefits to use `std::array` instead of `boost::hana::tuple` and fold expression instead of `boost::hana::fold`? Generally speaking, `std::array` is preferred when possible...

I'm having the same issue trying to cross-compile in a Docker container with no python installed. It seems most of the targets are tests. I'm tempted to call out running...

Here is a list of failed targets that are NOT tests that fail because they link against boost::python: - boost_graph - boost_log - boost_log_setup via the cmake errors: ``` CMake...

I tried a little digging. It looks like `bcm_test_link_libraries` calls `bcm_shadow_exists` which calls `add_library` which I think is actually a macro that calls this `_add_library` thing that I can't make...

Perhaps that is a rabbit hole. It appears that `EXCLUDE_LIBS` isn't used outside of the root CMakeLists.txt. I tried excluding several libraries and it created more explosions like this one:...

I'm very interested in not running tests by default. Most libraries that I've used have an explicit target like `make check` for this. My use case is for cross compiling....

Also, `fit.hpp` is not in the `boost` directory.