Simon Cozens

I've no idea why that's failing. The test it should be performing is: ``` $ lua5.3 -e "print('Hello ' .. _VERSION .. '!')" Hello Lua 5.3! ``` Can you attach...

Well, I just managed to replicate that error! Looking into it now.

It's this: https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/949 Not sure how to fix it but I think the end goal for Windows is going to involve a custom SILE binary anyway, so I wonder if...

OK, here's the state of SILE building on Windows so far: * I'm building a Lua from source on cygwin/msys2/mingw64, using `make mingw`. It seems to work. * I can't...

Thanks! Would be very handy to compare notes. The idea behind a C wrapper (which I've now written) ties into my end goal for distribution on Windows: rather than installing...

OK, that's weird. Strange that it can't get a version string out of the fonts, which makes me suspect that either the fonts are bad or that the opentype parser...

Yeah, all the zeroes are telling me that it's a Harfbuzz issue. But the fact that Harfbuzz can't find any glyphs *and* the opentype parser can't read the version number...

Wow. This is superb.

Reopening because although we now have the tooling to generate a distribution, we need to: - [ ] Actually generate it and distribute it - [ ] Test it on...

Possibly, although I think what we really want is to produce an installer which places the binaries, libraries and SILE classes/packages in appropriate paths on the target system so that...