It seems to me that an interesting tool in the swift toolchain would be one
that could generate implementations of methods in circumstances like this,
using, for instance, CPP macros as hints for function prototypes. Then again, I
might be entirely wrong and I'd be happy to be corrected!
Tom
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> Just a question: how would the constant changing of the Swift compiler
> version and language interact with this? It seems odd to have an "official"
> version of what is an otherwise unreleased language version/compiler.
>
> - Daniel
>
>> On Dec 29, 2015, at
Hi all,
You might want to settle down with a glass of eggnog to read this, it's a long
one.
Myself and Haris Amin (CC'd), as you may know, have been building a community
of users who want to use Swift inside Docker containers
(https://github.com/swiftdocker/docker-swift) and maintain an image,
Hi Max,
Thanks for your reply and encouragement! I will do just that.
Docker volumes allow you to specify volumes to mount inside the container;
where this shines is mounting host directories into the container, so that one
can edit files on the host and see the changes reflected immediately in
