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A[:, 1] and B[3, :] are both Vectors -- rank 1 -- so it is not automatically clear what you want here. The more likely option would be the inner product:

I believe you need to have an initialized Git repo in that folder to add it as a package. Here are the steps I made to get a package that I could install locally in Julia:

1. Setup

The issue was that you try to deploy with your local server on Netlify. You'll need to deploy the backend too.

When you build a program for "bare metal" that means that you need to configure your toolchain to produce a binary that works on the specific piece of bare metal that you try to run it on. For instance, the binary must:

• put its code somewhere in the machine's memory map where there is either ROM or RAM
• put its data where there is RAM
• make sure that on startup the stack pointer is correctly initialized to point into RAM
• if it wants to print output, include routines which access a suitable device on that machine. This is likely a serial port, and serial ports are often entirely different devices, located at different addresses, on different machines

If any of these things are wrong or don't match the actual machine you run on, the result is typically exactly what you see -- the program crashes without output.

More specifically, rdimon.specs tells the compiler to build in C library functions which do some of this via the "semihosting" debugger ABI (which has support for "print string" and some other things). Your QEMU command line doesn't enable implementation of semihosting (you can turn it on with the -semihosting option), so that won't work at all. But there are probably other problems you're also hitting.

See https://github.com/JuliaLang/Downloads.jl/issues/149. The fix will be included in the upcoming Julia 1.6.4 and Julia 1.7.0 releases. (The error is caused by a change in macOS Monterey, which resulted in Julia finding and loading the wrong dynamic libraries.)

This happened probably 100 times but it still seems like the package installed correctly. Is there anything further I need to do here?

Probably not; Julia package manager falls back to installing packages from git if https download fails.

It looks like you are using Julia version 1.5, but all existing versions of the Effects package require at least Julia version 1.6 (see Effects/Compat.toml). If you can, you should upgrade Julia to 1.6 since that is (at the time of writing) the supported stable version.

To explain the error message a bit:

Yes, the implementation of matrix multiplication will vary depending upon your array type. The builtin Array will use BLAS, whereas your custom fooArray will use a generic implementation, and due to the non-associativity of floating point arithmetic, these different approaches will indeed yield different values — and note that they may be different from the ground truth, even for the builtin Arrays!

This probably seems to be a version mismatch error. Downgrading the Node version to something like 12.8.0 worked for me. To do the same in Netlify, go to Build & Deploy -> Environment and add the NODE_VERSION environment variable. Refer below attached screenshot:

The issue comes from your dependency "hero-slider", which in turn specifies a peer dependency of the package styled-components as follow: