vapourismo

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by vapourismo 8y ago
I wouldn't really consider stack to be a great tool. There is Stackage which may be useful but the tool itself falls apart quickly when used to compile more than a single package executable. That being said, one should have looked at t
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by vapourismo 8y ago
I don't see how that is a big problem.
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by vapourismo 8y ago
Certainly it isn't the most attractive solution - still it is possible and works well. When it comes to moving things across FFI barrier, that is also very possible as there are all kinds of types (including stable pointers) in the For
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by vapourismo 8y ago
You'd be surprise how much weirder it gets when everything is evaluated eagerly.
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by vapourismo 8y ago
GHC can produce native libraries just like C or Rust.
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by vapourismo 9y ago
How do airplanes work?
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by vapourismo 10y ago
What is your argument?
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by vapourismo 10y ago
So, Go with a more expressive type system is a worse Go?
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by vapourismo 11y ago
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unterlassungserklärung I think that is what you need.
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by vapourismo 11y ago
I've found that most libraries implement the wrapper around C++ functions in the most terrible way. It ranges from userdata types wrapping std::function objects to wrapping the lua_State, which the users have to interact with themselfs
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by vapourismo 11y ago
Also variable templates, which are crucial to generating the metatable name for user types.
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by vapourismo 11y ago
Hope it works for you - love to hear some additional feedback.
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Show HN: Another C++ Lua Wrapper(github.com)
24 points by vapourismo 11y ago|12 comments
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by vapourismo 12y ago
400€ per year or per semester? Where? I am at the Institute of Technology in Berlin and I payed 290.37€ this semester, which includes 179.40€ for public transport.
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by vapourismo 13y ago
May I have fries with that?