Travis Downs
Travis Downs
For sorting.html, the lighthouse a11y test fails and returns null.
Currently the feed.xml has an updated timestamp on every build, even if nothing else changed. It can be fixed see e.g.: https://gist.github.com/mipstian/94eab074ba8f6c243ec3f8f2577c6240
Use KaTex. https://gendignoux.com/blog/2020/05/23/katex.html
Start [here](https://medium.com/@derekkedziora/how-to-add-a-dark-mode-toggle-to-a-jekyll-site-a76dac00128d) or [here](https://derekkedziora.com/blog/dark-mode-revisited).
We should see what other stuff we can check with html-proofer, i.e., enabling some of the other `--check-*` arguments.
Right now we are only checking links and alt text presence, we should validate the HTML as well with `--check-html`.
SB sizes are off by one because we apply the compensation for the fencing load instruction but it doesn't apply here.
Right now `--timer=perf` fails on non-Intel platforms (and even on Intel platforms if the event file is not downloaded or not found for the current platform), with the obscure error...
Support Windows. Should be straightforward other than the build. I guess we'll use cmake for that. I don't think `libpfc` supports Windows but perhaps we can port that too, or...
Should be easy to support OSX, in fact perhaps it already works. We don't have a solution for reading performance counters on OSX, and it isn't clear the effort required...