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CompSci Lecturer. Go player. Programming language researcher. Idris hacker. Denies knowledge of Whitespace. He/him. http://tinyurl.com/TypeDD 

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    1. Keith Pinson‏ @keithtpinson 28 Jan 2019
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      Hit a type checking problem in Idris again: "Idris convinced that all cases are impossible, but also admits there are possible cases" https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris-dev/issues/4650 … Not sure if this is the same or different as what I hit before. :s

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    2. Keith Pinson‏ @keithtpinson 28 Jan 2019
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      I was hoping that if I stepped carefully I wouldn't come across that again. Based on my current experience, and the list of issues I see on the GitHub account, it doesn't look like @idrislang is very stable right now. Maybe I need to stop using it until 2.x comes out? @edwinbrady

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    3. Keith Pinson‏ @keithtpinson 28 Jan 2019
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      Might not be a bad thing to force me to learn some more Agda anyway. Not trying to be cynical or pushy. I'm just figuring that a LOT of energy is going toward Blodwen right now and is thus being drained off of 1.x.

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    4. Edwin Brady‏ @edwinbrady 28 Jan 2019
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      Pretty much all of my hacking energy goes into Blodwen, yes, apart from what's needed on Idris 1 to help Blodwen. It's important to realise the whole thing is an experiment though, done by academics in research time.

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    5. Edwin Brady‏ @edwinbrady 28 Jan 2019
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      Which in practice means that we do enough to test our ideas, and hope that our ideas are interesting enough that people with enough resources will one day steal them!

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    6. Edwin Brady‏ @edwinbrady 28 Jan 2019
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      Having said that, I still pay attention to the issue tracker if only to make sure they're resolved as far as possible in Blodwen. And when that gets far enough to be able to compile itself, then we can really start having fun...

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    7. Vilem might have‏ @buggymcbugfix 28 Jan 2019
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      For someone interested in contributing to Blodwen, what would be a starting point?

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      Edwin Brady‏ @edwinbrady 28 Jan 2019
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      The source code :) More usefully, it really depends what you want to contribute. I'm most interested in things which work towards self hosting, so porting bits of support libraries would be really helpful. I have a lexer and parser library so far, which is a decent start.

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        2. Vilem might have‏ @buggymcbugfix 11 Mar 2019
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          Ok, I've got Blodwen building. I have some chicken issues (can't install `numbers`) but other than that things seem to be working. Which sort of support libraries are high on the priority list for porting?

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        3. Edwin Brady‏ @edwinbrady 11 Mar 2019
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          You can probably ignore the chicken issues. Right now I don't have any urgent priorities because I'm trying some new (hopefully faster!) ways of implementing the core, but still I'd love readline support and networking libraries...

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