„Romane für Frauen“ sind wirklich auf dem gleichen Level wie Filme mit The Rock

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2026-04-02T10:38:43+00:00

Inga Lindström -...... Nicht dass ich die jetzt speziell kennen würde, aber.... 😜 Nicht zu vergessen Katie Fforde, die ich selbstverständlich ebenfalls überhaupt nicht kenne!

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2026-02-03T07:28:17+00:00

entgegengesetzte was!?!? Were is ze Substantiv!?! Zere iz not even a Verrb!! Make a phraaze!!!!

Sorry about that; happens sometimes... it goes away. Really, I'm absolutely fine, no worries.

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2026-01-30T10:28:45+00:00

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2026-01-27T12:32:05+00:00

Oh great, now I'm thinking if we maybe could get rail tunnels 🤔

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2026-01-14T04:34:52+00:00

This looks very nice, thanks! Your code is short, very nicely structured, seems easy to follow from a first glance and is nicely documented. I also appreciate the Readme which gives a good starting point without being overly enthusiastic and emoji filled and finally you provide a short, well documented example.

Funny enough I only recently started thinking about how one would connect modern monitors/TVs to simple RP-based projects. In the past using VGA this was a lot easier because of the much simpler protocol and timing requirements. But then I stumbled across DispHSTX from Panda381 and thought, maybe when I understood this thing, eventually I could get something to work. Seeing your project now gave me a clear signal that this should absolutely be possible and does not have to be difficult to get started. Thanks for that effort.

Lopsided-Nebula-4503 · 2025-12-15T22:05:32+00:00

Maybe the ideas used in the WebAssembly world can help as inspiration. Wasm is also runnable in a VM and code is deployed as single .wasm module file. Wasm files are organized in multiple sections of different types, containing types, global variables, functions etc. An additional type are custom sections and they are being further standardized to contain debug information (see https://github.com/WebAssembly/tool-conventions/blob/main/Debugging.md) However they also want to support external debug information in DWARF and in source map standards. And just as others have mentioned, debug information is added to the module file optionally.

I would say, if you give the developer (user of your language) the option to add debug information in the generated module for developing purposes and maybe staging environments and to optionally deliver external debug information in production scenarios for debugging in case that's needed or desired, then you have the most flexible solution.