Tom Short

`llc` is used for converting a `.bc` IR file generated by Julia to native code (WebAssembly in this case). Maybe LLVM through Julia can do this, but I haven't run...

I don't see a decent way to support initialization without writing C code. [julia_init](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/5335a94b2e18c3f752b4abb343a12403b09de2cb/src/init.c#L651) does a lot that requires stuff we won't have in a standalone version. Most of the...

If Julia is compiled with threading turned off, the `jl_get_ptls_states` goes away, an now there are calls to `jl_tls_states`.

Good feedback. Thanks, Jameson. I didn't understand what it was doing, so I thought it'd be easier to get rid of it. It probably won't be easy for me to...

I'm sure you're right, @amellnik. I have not kept CodeGen and ExportWebAssembly in sync. I can't look until at least this weekend.

I've made some progressd on this. I fixed the `irgen` issue and got the docker setup working again. It still doesn't create runnable code for some of the code from...

CodeGen is in better shape. It gets all the way through its tests with `LLVM.verify` done on the modules created. CodeGen and ExportWebAssembly are in sync. On running `export_js`, I...

I've got a work-in-progress fork that works reasonably well on FDM printers. https://github.com/tshort/dactyl-keyboard It works pretty well on FDM printers because the walls go straight up. Here are other changes...

Inspired by your use of `ht_keyindex`, I wrote a constructor for PooledDataArrays that's more than twice as fast as the normal constructor. It does it by doing less dict lookups...

Sharing code is a good idea. The differences between DataFrames/DataFramesMeta and FreqTable are mainly different API to do similar things.