Book-reader
Book-reader
this fixes the profile creation for the fish shell on distributions like Gentoo that do not create `/etc/fish/conf.d` when fish is installed and allows entering with fish as the login...
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attempting to build the project created by project_setup.sh with the provided command gives the following output ``` install └─ run ../../git/emsdk/upstream/emscripten/emcc └─ zig build-lib Project Debug wasm32-emscripten └─ zig build-lib...
this pr adds more commands to `multiple-cursors.lisp` that emulates the `mark-next/previous-like-this` functionality from [multiple-cursors.el](https://github.com/magnars/multiple-cursors.el) as well as adding a `add-cursors-to-previous-line` command to match the `add-cursors-to-next-line` command. [example.webm](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c76a1ce7-e6ba-474b-bd54-7c618d2e30d7) things I have...
```cpp fn int main() { 1.is_even(); // Error: Integer suffix 'i' is not valid for a floating point literal. return 0; } ``` as pointed out here this isn't a...
```cpp macro void foo() {} fn int main() { foo(); return 0; } ``` expected behavior: the program crashes with the message `ERROR: '@ensure "@volatile_load(*&&false)" violated.'` like it does when...
```console $ c3c static-lib test.c3 -o test/a.a fish: Job 1, 'c3c static-lib test.c3 -o test/…' terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error) ``` it doesn't crash if `test/` isn't included...
my current project has a lot of utility functions and macros that have since been phased out due to refactoring, but because I have taken multiple month long breaks from...
feature request: allow building runtime switch statements at compile time with `$for/$foreach/$if`
```zig struct Foo { Bar bar; BarType bar_type; } union Bar { char as_CHAR; uint as_UINT; } enum BarType { CHAR, UINT, } fn void main() { Foo f =...
```zig fn void main() { char[8] foo = {255, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0}; io::printn(to_ulong(&foo)); } fn ulong to_ulong(char[8]* buf) @naked @noinline { asm { movq $rax, [buf];...