Stephen Crane

Sorry, I didn't see your message. 4 is most certainly _not_ large enough to be secure in a practical setting. Since this implementation is really just for demonstration and learning...

This is possible, but what would the benefit of doing this in the language be, rather than implementing struct member functions that get and set the values into a byte...

I believe you need to do: ``` javascript typedef Foo* FooPointer; let FooPointer* arr = new FooPointer[100]; ```

Sorry, it shouldn't have thrown. I was missing an error message. Trying to use a const (or any other expression) now at least prints a nice error. As far as...

Happy to squash if that's preferred, wasn't sure what you'd prefer.

Important note: this includes code borrowed and adapted from the LLVM project in `src/clang/libclang_compat.cpp`. I was careful to mark these as such, but I wanted to make sure this was...

The LLVM 3.8 tests are expected to fail. This is because the llvm.org distribution of LLVM 3.8 was linked against an older libstdc++ than Ubuntu 16.04 now has, so we...

r? @emilio @fitzgen

Thanks for looking into this. My bad on `make_shared()`, I didn't realize it was C++20 only. I've only tested with somewhat recent compilers so far, and hadn't gotten to anything...

Correction, the C++20 version is only for `shared_ptr`. The version I was using is C++11, which we definitely require. What Fedora version and compiler is this?