tobil4sk

Setup haxe installs x86_64 versions of haxe and neko, so neko is running in the x86_64 environment and I guess that means any of the processes it calls will also...

The nightly builds are now fully universal (https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/pull/11663 was merged)! So hopefully that might give us a speed up.

> I'm reasonably confident this is all using native arm versions as the cffi test is failing with an architecture mismatch error. https://github.com/Aidan63/hxcpp/blob/d4e8d40f2894515617146b5703a8a02efa8cdf41/.github/workflows/test.yml#L55 I think HXCPP_M64 is forcing x86 here....

I don't think jit works unless running a 32 bit x86 build

Instead of having specific constructs for array comprehensions, perhaps for/while should be allowed as a generic "expression" element, and expressions should be allowed within `[ ]`.

> There's some odd behavior where when trying to do the range operator on two ints, the grammar thinks it's a float: 1...5 would give (float) instead of ( (integer)...

It should work if you have installed vswhere as well. The manual has not been updated yet but there is a pending PR with updated information about how to set...

@andyli any idea how to deal with this? It is preventing progress with #619

The CI failure is avoided for now thanks to #626, but we will still have to migrate away from mysql 5.7 at some point in the near future.

When running the haxelib server with these changes I get these errors: ``` Threads explicit registering is not previously enabled ``` It looks like somewhere we need to run: https://github.com/ivmai/bdwgc/blob/ef01762da61fc803f430751506f6ee2176fe9221/include/gc/gc.h#L1719...