Historically, it's for dwelling over the interesting long side and rushing past the uninteresting short side.
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https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2023/11/16/preview...
The speed difference is a side effect of completely different implementations. One is a step-by-step simulator, the other is an input/output pattern matcher.
You're right to protect your existing solution against regressions, and there's value in revisiting old topics in the new discussions, but you're not going to constructively contribute much if you're unwilling to engage with why so many people feel the need for something different in the first place.
What I'm talking about is expanding options to meet additional education needs. Since universities are a shared resource, any solution must be carefully designed to preserve the ability to continue providing existing services. That's difficult to achieve, so I understand the obstructionist response.
All I'm saying is that if you position yourself as an obstructionist, don't be surprised when you're treated like one.
It means you should click through to look at the pictures in the original article.
They're promising yearly updates. I'm asking what happens when a new upstream feature has already gone uncertified for one full year. Either they blow past the deadline and release nothing for over a year, or they ship what's currently available.
There's no third option. Ferrous doesn't have a time machine, and AdaCore is just explicitly saying that they'll give you what they have at least once a year.
1. Stay on the last certified version until everything is certified.
2. Incorporate the parts that can be certified.
In any case, the compiler wouldn't be certified if they didn't vet the new features. These companies can't control what gets added to the language, and it might take longer than a year to vet future changes.
Their statement is an upfront, no-bull fyi about how reality works. I highly doubt it's a statement of intent to stagnate. It would kind of defeat the purpose of switching away from a stagnated language and ecosystem.
Then click on the link "Libero license selector guide" to download the Excel spreadsheet. Filter or search for MPFS025.
Microchip does Excel spreadsheet selector guides for everything. As a general guideline when dealing with hardware components, don't trust anything you read on a web page.
When searching for hardware part numbers, you should first omit the letters at the end, and then read carefully about what they mean.