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Rune
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The Emacs core
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Why create this?
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How does this compare to other projects?
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Multi-threading
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Multi-threading elisp
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No-GIL method
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Actors
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Multi-threading elisp (functions)
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Caveats
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Multi-threading elisp (data)
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Copy values to other threads on demands
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Multi-threading elisp (buffers)
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Would this actually be useful?
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Precise garbage collection
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How Emacs used to deal with roots
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Conservative stack scanning
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Movable objects
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How Rust makes precise GC easy
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Other Rust niceties: proc macro
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sum types
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Regex
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Parsers
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Other changes: GUI first, terminal second
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Off-screen cursor
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Image flow
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Testing
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Status
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Next directions
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How to get involved
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