Petr Vana
Petr Vana
This is part of my GSoC'22 project "Automatic system images based on a specific user workflow," under the supervision of @ianatol. The project's main idea is to introduce a new...
This PR is a proof-of-concept to detect possible collision of multiple copies of the same library loaded (solving [this PR](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/42896)). It cannot be solved directly in Libdl because Python loads...
As proposed in #528 by @lucaferranti . Unfortunately, it does not cover all the cases yet, like ``` julia julia> hull(1, 2, 3, 1..2) ERROR: StackOverflowError: ... julia> hull(1, 1)...
This PR cherry-picks `mod(x::Interval, y::Real)` from #178 because it seems to be the most useful case (at least for me), and also easiest to implement. Cc: @dpsanders @lbenet
This is more like a question. I haven't found any information in the docs about handling branching while using `InrervalArithmetic`. For example ```julia julia> using IntervalArithmetic julia> f(x) = x...
I've just found that `union` with more than 2 arguments fallbacks to the implemetation from Base (Julia v1.7.2), and returns an array. Is it intentional? ``` julia julia> union(1..2, 3..4)...
This is the same problem as reported in #5 for Linux. The solution is to propagate arguments, like in https://github.com/petvana/AutoSysimages.jl/commit/30db5643959a368d45473eac035392155f934e96
This aims to test `--project` argument for `asysimg` script. It is expected to fail on Windows now because of #7.
The idea is to build syimages while you can continue working in the same REPL. The only challenge is how to output information from the compilation process into the REPL...