Jens Goldberg

You are correct about the temporary memory buffers, of course... I re-added them. I also changed them around a little: - sizeof() now always takes the source variable (stops gcc...

Modern libraries on Linux use DT_GNU_HASH and not DT_HASH, and apparently aren't even inserting the old hash table in the binary anymore. It seems DynLib doesn't handle that yet.

What's the reasoning behind having the cached page_size be a threadlocal? Can it ever be different for different threads? Having a single global that one does atomic reads on seems...

> I guess the creator of https://github.com/ziglang/zig/pull/10456 @Aransentin originally aimed at implementing full datetime support in Zig's std, but it was never finished. Yep, I just never finished it. Tangentially...

Presumably your `pip` pyassimp installation is for python 3, but this project is pretty old and runs python 2. If you don't want to bother with all that you can...

Note that if you want to do SHM for X11 it actually supports the modern POSIX shared memory too, it's just that the 1.2 version of MIT-SHM that introduced it...

> > Note that if you want to do SHM for X11 > > Trying to do Wayland shm. Seems to be POSIX shared memory on Wayland as well, though?...

> Would be great if there was some way to at least exercise the different strategies in Zig's tests.... You might be able to follow some of the examples in...

Maybe hook it up to the new dimension travel system, so the generated labyrinths don't clutter up the map at the bottom Z level?

> So you've missed the point of the Dino lines. They get stacking bonuses from both tough lines. You are in fact breaking the dino lines. You are also breaking...