Arnavion

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by Arnavion 12y ago
If I'm not mistaken, it didn't find the right patch series. The article says the function changed in 3.15 and the underlying reason for his issue was different and not part of that series.
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by Arnavion 12y ago
Will bisect not get confused if you change the commit range it's testing as part of running it? Also cherry-picking might still generate conflicts.
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by Arnavion 12y ago
It's a pity that while the bisect did point in the general direction of where the bug was in 3.15, it didn't actually find the right bug (the one it found had already been fixed and a different one introduced that led to the same
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by Arnavion 12y ago
I haven't tried the new compiler yet, but note that a lot of the compiler's slowdown comes from parsing lib.d.ts each time it's invoked. So the time taken for compiling X lines of code doesn't scale in a linear fashion -
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by Arnavion 12y ago
>574 open issues exist for TypeScript on Codeplex. https://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/list/basic A lot are duplicates. There are two or three issues for type unions, atleast two issues for ABCs, and so on
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by Arnavion 12y ago
>does your Gulp wrapper load files from the disk, or are the files given to it as in-memory streams The latter. The TS compiler (TypeScriptCompiler) internally works with string sources and outputs strings. The official sources use a wra
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by Arnavion 12y ago
>I hope that they implement in-memory compilation, so that the compiler can work properly with Gulp In-memory compilation already exists. I wrote a Gulp wrapper for TS for my own project [0] that supports both normal compilation and incr
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by Arnavion 12y ago
The word "sum" is used here to mean an arithmetic expression or math in general. For example, a parent might ask their child, "Have you done your sums?" to mean "Have you done your maths homework?"