Steve Fan

@ninjasource using SIMD means smaller code size thanks to instruction level vectorization and this saves a lot of precious space on constrained microcontrollers such as Cortex-M4 where they do have...

hmm, speaking of the `Read` and `Write` support, [embedded_io](https://docs.rs/embedded-io/latest/embedded_io/) should actually worth to take a look. ~~Even if it looks like there aren't `AsyncRead` and `AsyncWrite` yet~~There are

Another way of reliving this is use `poll_` style...I'm still learning about this matter though.

I've experimented with replacing something like Tokio MPSC into futures and flume, but so far it fails the test by exceeding the deadline. Yet to have the idea why Anyway,...

@tilmx [here you go](https://github.com/stevefan1999-personal/alva-vue), I was doing something highly experimental so don't expect to fully reproduce it.

...although using MinGW should work, why not? (don't close yet, it's bout 4am in the morning in local time, lemme test it when I woke)

@kkysen I hacked it a little to add VS2022. However I met other obstacles in using it from Windows, most notably the lack of POSIX support in Windows makes it...

@kkysen Yes indeed. I have to build LLVM from source myself. For some reason I failed to contain libgcc and after copying it that works.

Well I do know `export default` doesn't corresponds to `module.exports`...and it seems like simply adding the wrapper of ESM on top of hygen main file wouldn't work ([see here](https://github.com/jondot/hygen/blob/master/src/prompt.js#L27))...

The problem is `export default` means `module.exports.default` in CJS, and merely `await import` would not account for that. I'm hacking to figure it out