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I have already brew install mingw-w64. When i check the versions its there.

gcc --version:
gcc (Homebrew GCC 11.2.0_3) 11.2.0.

g++ --version:
g++ (Homebrew GCC 11.2.0_3) 11.2.0

I also run which gcc:
/opt/homebrew/bin/gcc

Then I run my docker-compose with image golang:latest. No errors yet

I have a php script that allows me to dynamically load content on my page based on the url paramter. Also, I have .htaccess set up so the query string prefix is hidden, meaning they look like example.com/games/demons-souls/[?page=]mods.

[?page=] is hidden via .htaccess. So far, so good.

I’d like to use .htaccess to rewrite a URL like this

https://example.com/pages/games/demons-souls/?page=mods

to look like this

https://example.com/games/demons-souls/mods

I managed to hide the pages folder in the URL with this code:

To access localhost from my local machine during the development of a Symfony web app.

• WSL2 running on Windows 10
• Linux, Apache2, MySQL, PHP-7.4 stack (with Xdebug3 intalled)
• Debian 10
• Symfony 5.4 (although not sure on if relevant to this problem)

• Set up WSL2 according to this Microsoft WSL2 tutorial
• Set up LAMP stack according to this Digital Ocean tutorial
• Set up Symfony according to this Symfony tutorial
• Run the following bash script on startup to start my services and set the host to the virtual WSL IP in my xdebug.ini file

I have a little python script from a modder that made it possible for mad max to walk on PC. He uses freePie to emulate a joystick and that way you can toggle with shift and Ctrl,the speed in which Max walks. The thing is the script joystick feels extremely sticky and slow as it tries to emulate a joystick with mouse and keyboard, and there is no way to get past that it seems.. Here is the script

I am trying to run a javaagent in a modular application, but I cannot make it work from command line. I have created the smallest repository possible:

In my Minecraft Forge mod for 1.7.10. I am aware that this version is arguably old news, but it is my favorite version and all of my modding experience is with this version.

I am creating a custom TNT block. The issue is the primed version is not rendering. When ignited, the TNT disappears, and then shortly later there is an explosion. If the TNT was placed in the air, the explosion is below like it should be due to the primed TNT falling. The issue is that it is not rendering. When I use fn+f3+b to show hitboxes, no hitbox is shown.

The issue is the entity being spawned on the server does not replicate to the client. I know this because:

• Switching out the entity renderer with the default RenderTNTPrimed still fails to render at all instead of rendering the default TNT hence my custom renderer class cannot be the issue.

• Switching out my custom entity class with the copy paste vanilla EntityTNTPrimed code also does not solve the problem. If the problem was with my custom entity class then using bona fide vanilla code would fix the problem but it doesnt.

• The entity and its renderer are being registered using RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler() from the client proxy and EntityRegistry.registerGlobalEntityID() then EntityRegistry.registerModEntity() in init() (I had tested the client proxy with System.out.println() and the client proxy works).

• Though the largest evidence of the problem being the TNT spawing on the server but not the client is the fact that removing if(world.isRemote) return; from the handlers in my BlockTNT class causes the TNT to render. However I am not supposed to handle igniting the TNT on the client so I am not supposed to have to remove if(world.isRemote) return;. Besides doing this is a pseudo fix, because the entity is still invisible when /summoned.

• The constructor for TNTPrimedCharged is only being called from the server, and onUpdate() for TNTPrimed and thus TNTPrimedCharged is also only being called by the server, as demostrated by adding print statements and the logs only show them printed from the SERVER thread.

The BlockTNT class (much of this is derived from vanilla code, but has been designed to take the corresponding custom primed TNT entity class while instantiating, the problem is not here because instantiating a default EntityTNTPrimed instead of the provided primed class does render correctly, but I have included this because this code helped demonstrate the origin of the problem):

I have been stuck on this issue for a week and don't seem to be getting anywhere. I am trying to copy some methods and fields from one class to another.

I have two phases that are involved in this. The first phase scans the code, finds the method defs that need to copied, and save the corresponding Tree

The second phase inserts this tree where needs to go. In order to simplify this question, let's forget about the copying and say that I am trying to insert a simple method def hello(): String = "hello" to the body of some class

The plugin runs after the typer (because I need the package information), and I am having a problem with injecting the type information properly. This results in an assertion exception in the later type checking stage (Full stacktrace at the bottom)

I asked about this in the metaprogramming discord and was pointed to the following resources.

Scala compiler plugin to rewrite method calls

https://contributors.scala-lang.org/t/scala-compiler-plugin-naming-issues-after-typer/2835

But neither yielded successful results unfortunately. I am assuming I have to take special care because the return type is a primitive (?), as the type gets interfaced through Predef

First Attempt:

Results in the error at the very end

The problem arose while I was working with Mods.jl. This package does not support arbitrary-precision arithmetic because only primitive types can be passed as parameters, i.e. Mod{17} works fine, but Mod{big"17"} not.

Due to this I decided to implement something like BigMod with two BigInt fields