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I'd like to configure stack size(and probably give threads names), afaik it's currently not possible.
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So currently, install in our "unix" Makefile isn't hooked into cmake so it can lead to errors.
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make configure arch=not-our-default
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make install
you will end up with a broken install because the arch override from configure is used during build but isn't used during install, instead a different arch (our default) is used and you end
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Currently, WebSocket is working for client/server side. However, the browsers do not allow to create tcp connections direclty (which is the current implementation based). Instead, the web-sys must be used.
- Use a different WebSocket implementation if the target is
wasm. - wasm example of a client.
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We would like to make it easier to write manifest files so that we aren't constantly filling the file with the cumbersome actor public keys. Instead, we would like to be able to use the string that is associated with the actor's call alias (which can be set and displayed using the wash command line).
Of course, the trick is in figuring out where to go get the actor from once you have its ca
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