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@chrisjbreisch According to what I heard from Wren's devs, the VM is not 'reentrant' and invoking callback from native C code is impossible without a major rewrite of the VM....

Seems I found a way to use pointer tagging and 63bit integer, with 1 bit reserved as a flag to tell if it is an integer or not. I think...

> How?? To implement pointer tagging with 63 bit integers, you will just have unboxed integers, while everything else(null, boolean, floats, etc) will be boxed as pointer. The last bit...

Yeah you wouldnt want to store it as an object pointer, it will be much slower, even slower than the original tagged union solution before NAN boxing optimization. I heard...

Hmm I think the difficulty of doing this with Lox is that, Lox does not distinguish between method and function calls, they are all just 'callables'. So a.b() is effectively...

Regarding this issue, I wonder if it is possible to simply skip certain routes/urls, leaving them to be handled by the server side? If we have spring boot as server...

@rjaros Interesting. So I can easily have the guest accessible contents to be served by server side with Spring Boot routing, while the member-only contents to be served with the...

Well the issue still happens to me and its quite frustrating. Can this be caused by me using two different PCs to link to my google drive? I have two...

Wren is an object oriented language, what is the point of 'make procedural programming in Wren easier'? If you want to write procedural code, C is there for you.

> In recognition of that, Wren allows us to write such functions though, as these are themselves objects, you need to create an instance of them and then use the...