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Apologies for not contributing to the language design aspects of this proposal but I feel compelled to discuss this point.
It's great to see the enthusiasm developers have about the prospect of impro…
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The `Manager` is designed in such a way that it expects `Run` is only ever called once. However, it is a method on the `Manager` and can be called multiple times (i.e. multi-process instrumentation).
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# Reading past an array bounds is unsound
While you are correct that at the machine code level, one can read past an array bounds without invoking UB -- because at the machine code level, there is …
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To facilitate scientists using this code, we should add bindings to commonly-used higher-level languages. For Python, try boost.python?
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It happens easily and it is dangerous, that the length field of dynamic length arrays is not set.
Especially in the higher level languages like C++ or Python where the array data types already tak…
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Please consider including Tiago Cogumbreiro's [Structure of Higher Level Languages](https://cogumbreiro.github.io/teaching/cs450/s20/) to the Education section; or [his YouTube channel]( https://www.y…
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Higher-level languages are usefull for rapid programming and might make a
big buch of easy ports possible. The sdl-bindings are probably necessery to
make the languages useful for dingux.
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Ori…
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Some languages cannot handle cyclic dependencies between modules (i.e. Go, Odin). I've created this issue to see if we can address this.
The current idea is to create a post-processing tool that w…
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```
Higher-level languages are usefull for rapid programming and might make a
big buch of easy ports possible. The sdl-bindings are probably necessery to
make the languages useful for dingux.
```
Ori…
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Great work! I noticed however there's no implementation in C or C++, only in higher-level languages which may make it difficult to integrate into projects like llama.cpp. Is this something being worke…