Jens Alfke

Good to know — thanks. I agree that verification seems pretty heavyweight and might be more trouble than it's worth. But I disagree about the current rules being unworkable. As...

We don't use "unpatch" or "reverse", but we do need the data size to be as small as possible since the purpose of using JSON diffs is to minimize network...

>If it is clear that JsonDiffPatch does not support cyclic structures it would be nice to mention this in the documentation. FYI, JSON does not support cycles (or DAGs), just...

> the library is for diffing original JavaScript structures Ah — I had missed that detail. I'm just seeing this as a tool for delta-compressing JSON. Never mind!

It's happening again right now. I also got a CloudFlare message saying that the site is down but I can view a cached version; only there's no cached version displayed.

Yes, they should. I've seen the UB Sanitizer point this out, but it's never seemed high priority enough to fix at the moment. Patch welcome! :) [In any case, the...

> Both --header:"test.h" or --header:\"test.h\" don't work either. That's because the shell interprets the double-quotes. To pass them through to c2nim you have to wrap them in single-quotes, which in...

Adding `#assumendef __cplusplus` to my `.c2nim` file doesn't help (has no effect.)

The same bug occurs with input: ```c #ifdef __cplusplus typedef bool BAR; #endif #ifndef __cplusplus typedef int BAR; #endif ``` Again, neither is parsed.

> on the downside you're dedicating a real, scheduled POSIX real thread to each WebSocket As I mentioned above, PocketSocket uses a [shared singleton thread](https://github.com/zwopple/PocketSocket/blob/master/PocketSocket/PSWebSocketNetworkThread.m) to provide a runloop to...