Steps to Reproduce

I followed the steps: https://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/pinvoke/dllnotfoundexception/

1. create file mydoc.conf under /etc/ld.so.conf.d/
2. write /usr/local/lib in the file mydoc.conf, where /usr/local/lib contains my.so
3. in command line: $sudo ldconfig

Current Behavior

When I use
$ ldconfig -p |grep my.so
still nothing found

On which platfo

I'd like to use this issue as a tracking issue for filling out gaps in wasmtime's introductory documentation. This includes our book (rendered), API documentation (rendered), and [examples](https://github.com/bytecodeallianc

As per the title.
By the way, thanks for the work you're doing on jphp, and sorry for so many issues, I'm really interested in the project, and would love to use it for lotsa cool magic upcoming stuff <3

This strategy is used in BitFunnel. Just need to define COMBINE_FILE_LISTS() macro in the top level CMakeLists.txt and then use in the lower level CMakeLists.txt files to replace

if (NATIVEJIT_PLATFORM_WINDOWS)
set(CPPFILES ${CPPFILES} ${WINDOWS_CPPFILES})
set(PUBLIC_HFILES ${PUBLIC_HFILES} ${WINDOWS_PUBLIC_HFILES})
set(PRIVATE_HFILES ${PRIVATE_HFILES} ${WINDOWS_PRIVATE_HFILES})
else (NATI

Is there future intent for BLPath::fitTo's fitFlags parameter? If not, would its removal be considered?

I wasn't able to find any uin32_t flags in the docs, eventually had to dig up the source, and found the parameter isn't honored right now: https://github.com/blend2d/blend2d/blob/master/src/blend2d/blpath.cpp#L1912

p.s. Super wonderful project :) Very impressed with it overall.

http://www.pcg-random.org/
See branch pcg

First without inlining 6% slower, now with inlining regained the 6% (5a397989846c54d6f3af072be47d3666d331838f)
pcg quality is better, but only 64bit.

http://xoroshiro.di.unimi.it/xoroshiro128plus.c is broken.

Say you accidentally write something like this in a package:

foo() = iterate(...)
iterate(a::Foo) = ...

The second definition is wrong. What was intended was to extend Base.iterate. Now, if I add the missing Base., revise will delete the method, but the binding in foo will still resolve to the (now methodless) iterate function in my module. Not sure this can be addressed in the

I think it would be really helpful to also have the step by step guide to the kaleidoscope language with code for chapters separated, so you can see how it all comes together.

I'm willing to write it myself, if anyone wants to help that would be nice!

Example here:
https://github.com/MoarVM/MoarVM/blob/8e078a2fed5225332ed5916d9ce8d3f14954a2fc/src/core/threads.c#L171

The error message appeared during Blin run:

🥞🥞🥞 Testing Benchmark::Plot (new)
⏳ 901 out of 1305 modules processed
🥞🥞🥞 Testing App::Pray (new)
🥞🥞🥞 Testing Cro::HTTP (new)
🥞🥞🥞 Testing Auth::SCRAM (new)
🥞🥞🥞 Testing CPAN::Uploader::Tiny (new)
MoarVM panic: Could not spaw

Tests with duplication:

• CustomTestFinder tests
• CustomTestRunner tests
• Driver tests
• MutationPoint tests
• SQLiteReporter tests

This needs to be handled in the object write code (driver/aot.rs) and the archive build code (archive.rs). It should be fine to use sess.fatal on an error during writing of a file.

The README says:

[...] you'll need an SD card image for your DE10 with a valid installation of Cascade. Cascade can generate this image for you automatically [...]

The obvious question is "how". Is there a command that generates the image?

I have a working DE Nano, it has linux running, it is connected through the Ethernet.
Is this image not sufficient, and Cascade should generate

(This is probably a good beginner issue.)

There are a few operations that operate on integers that can be implemented manually, but could profit a lot from directly using the CPU's specially-built instruction for it.
All operations listed here have a direct counterpart in assembly.

The goal is to provide a method for these operations that make use of the special CPU instruction:

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