Simeon David Schaub

My initial motivation for this was actually because I had the silly idea to build a window manager entirely using BinaryBuilder...

Ah, well: > Cross-building is not possible: installing R builds a minimal version of R and then runs many R scripts to complete the build. (from https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/r-release/R-admin.html#Installing-R-under-Unix_002dalikes) Looks like they're...

The libblastrampoline stuff seemed to work just fine though? The issue here is purely cross compilation

That sounds reasonable to me.

Making `@skipargcheck` recursive was definitely a conscious design decision, but I agree that this may not always be desired. It would be quite trivial though to add a keyword argument...

I did think about a similar approach as well, but I didn't really like having to sprinkle `@skippable` on every function. In most of the cases I also wanted the...

I would be ok with that

The problem is that macro expansion at least needs to be aware of macros that Revise itself creates when revising code. (Perhaps there should be a separate `worldage` for that?)...

I should also mention that this only happens for me if I add both `@_inline_meta` annotations, it's fine if I add either one of them on their own.

Yes, you are absolutely right, it didn't end up doing anything. I was looking into the allocations in https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/37888 and thought I'd just try that in case there was anything...