Currently still enthralled with emulating old cpus with different techniques and languages.
Taking a functional approach, although perfomance will probably be less than ideal, it can really make you think a great deal about how to do things.
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@scitesy Never even heard of that one.
@scitesy Had a migrane yesterday so never got to replying to your email yet.
Howdy stranger @scitesy
Heres a post on the iOS designer that I presented at #fsharpX http://7sharpnine.com/2017/04/11/i-want-to-tell-you-a-storyboard/ please RT, comment, etc etc #fsharp
Heh, still dont know what Im doing with mastodon.
mavnnSo! There are some #fsharp people round here, so here we go: 2 days F# training in London, 15th-16th June. Details on my blog http://blog.mavnn.co.uk/level-up-your-f-number-skills/
@chamook @k_cieslak All I really want is a way of opening the F# compiler project and have some tooling that works. XS struggles and quickly eats 9GB ram, ionide takes a nap. Debugging ionide with FSAC is a bit of a pain to see what the issue is.
Heres a post on the iOS designer that I presented at #fsharpX http://7sharpnine.com/2017/04/11/i-want-to-tell-you-a-storyboard/ please RT, comment, etc etc #fsharp
@k_cieslak Well thats why I didn't go beyond a prototype with xebec.
Building from source projects like cargo was my general aim, as well as removing FSharp.Core hell and target framework hell.