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7:08:52
jackdaniel
thijso: I think that it will be hard to help you unless you are able to provide a possibly smallest reproducible test casee
7:09:20
jackdaniel
one idea I have is that when you quickload your app from inside ecl on android it gets bytecompiled while when you cross compiling ecl produces a segfaulting code
7:12:56
jackdaniel
I'm contemplating whenever i should push green threads to the next release after this one
7:13:59
jackdaniel
if I decide in favor of pushing this feature then I'll start serious regression testing after next week (I have some obligation which pays bills for the next week)
7:14:51
jackdaniel
and if I decide that green threads are must have, then I'll continue trying to force myself to get it done ;-)
7:20:34
jackdaniel
n.b in case you do not monitor the mailing list, Paul Ruetz have succesfully started EQL5 on IOS
9:34:54
thijso
jackdaniel: I understand. Getting a small reproducable case is going to be hard, though, I think. And yes, I agree with your assesment that it's probably the case that somehow crosscompilation is producing segfaulting code.
9:35:19
thijso
But I assume it should not be the case that there is (that) difference in bytecompiling and cross compiling?
9:36:16
thijso
I think that's the same Paul Reutz that made EQL5-android? I've been conversing with him on my issues too, on an EQL5-android github issue
9:36:32
jackdaniel
in the former case we produce a bytecode which is executed in our VM and in the latter we produce C code which is then compiled with the C compiler
9:37:05
thijso
Well, I mean, it should be the case that correct code should work correctly in both instances, right?