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Normally we allow you to "vectorize" to arbitrary widths and rely on internal machinery to split it into smaller vectors as needed; however, the Metal backend appears to generate uncompilable code for…
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Breaking Rust's dependency on Fastcomp will allow upgrades to Rust's LLVM to be much smoother because they won't depend on Fastcomp being updated. Smoother upgrades will allow LLVM to be kept up to da…
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This came up in [several](http://dave.cheney.net/2013/11/19/benchmarking-go-1-2rc5-vs-gccgo) [before](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/llgo-dev/6f_HJGg9Us0) in the content of gccgo, and there s…
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Something like https://github.com/StefanHamminga/saturating is the right shape (we'd refactor for C with C++ wrappers). Chrome has some stuff too though it's a bit larger than what we need: https://gi…
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As reported by @neocryptek:
Just updated my Chrome to Version 52.0.2743.116 m (64-bit) on Windows and I get the same problem with Mosh v0.3.0.258. Was working great before updating Chrome.
Mosh says…
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Hi there,
first of all: thanks for this great tool, being able to transpile C to Rust is really valuable!
Unfortunately, the handling around varargs doesn't seem to work for all targets, specifi…
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As an extra layer of security, I would find it very useful to have the option of using public-key encryption with perfect forward security in Ricochet.
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I would like to run NW.js on a PineBook (http://pine64.org). While the same processor is used as in the Raspberry PI 3 (ARM Cortex A53) the default distro is a pure 64bits Ubuntu Linux. While it would…
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I understand that upstream mosh has grown some tests. I should teach the build system how to run them.
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see also a very similar-sounding issue: https://github.com/vladikoff/chromeos-apk/issues/65
(NOTE: I have already followed all the instructions/suggestions made there by @vladikoff and @alfonsojon on …