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Either Emacs or Neovim.

But I have both…

Sounds like they want Ada Spark and not Rust.

Slackware was my very first Linux distro (now I feel old).

Out of curiosity, why do you consider XML unpleasant to work with?

Oh no, when they deserialized the int/pointer they used it like the original structure (which now points to freed memory). They meant to serialize the data structure across, but only sent the memory address.

Mine was very much like that, but they also deleted the pointer after sending it, but before receiving it for good measure.

The C++ code went something like this:

1. Conver pointer to int
2. Serialize the int over IPC to self using Linux Message Queues
3. Delete/free the pointer
4. Read the int from the queue
5. Convert to pointer
6. “Use” the pointer

I thought it was foot for a long time.

My issue is C++ will “let me do it”, and by that I mean “you didn’t cast here (which is UB), so I will optimize out a null check later, and then segfault in a random location”

Have you ever used wheel-el in emacs? It really sets a high bar.

I don’t like Gnome, but I am glad it works for you. At the end of the day Gnome is better than Windows, Mac, and CDE.

Intel had a rough time of it then, the Itanium and Pentium 4 were both dead ends design wise.

Except when I am forced to use a distro that only provides Gnome (looking at you RedHat).