A. R. Shajii

Thanks for the reply. I should clarify that this issue always existed as far as we know, so there's no regression here. I'll update the title to reflect that. The...

I realized the CMake build does not enable any optimizations, so here are the new results with `-O3`: | `OMP_NUM_THREADS` | t1 | t2 | t3 | |-------------------------|---|---|---| | 1...

Hi @Juke34, thanks for undertaking this daunting task 😄 Let me know how I can help. Everything in deps.sh is statically compiled and linked directly to libseqrt _except_ for OpenMP,...

Thanks a lot for this @RasmusEdgar -- will check it out soon. The `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` issue should be resolvable on our end I believe when we're interfacing with clang. I'll look...

Thanks for the suggestion; I'm planning to make a roadmap document in the next day or so, and will definitely include something like this.

I've started a roadmap doc [here](https://github.com/seq-lang/seq/wiki/Roadmap). Don't yet have a full list of what we will and will not support, but at least have a list of the modules we...

Hi @Nanguage, thanks for the suggestion. This is definitely something on our todo list. In theory it shouldn't be too difficult, and we have an idea of how to implement...

Hi @rutlang, basically the following: - For structs, you can use the corresponding tuple. For example, `struct { double a; long b; bool c }` corresponds to `Tuple[float, int, bool]`....

You can use `__ptr__(x)` to get a pointer to variable `x`, similar to `&x` in C. So e.g. ```python # double foo(struct { bool, int64 } *x) from C import...

> Is this the recommended way to handle the case where the variable is an int in C and i32 in Seq? > > ``` > # int sum_of_elements(int *arr...