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Setup CI by prolic · Pull Request #10 · prolic/HsQML

This PR brings the following changes: Declare the package as being tested with GHC 9.4, 9.6 Enable TypeOperators as the code uses the type equalit...

CI Setup still failing, another problem for tomorrow. I'm done for today.

Windows compatibility pushed to futr nostr client: https://github.com/futrnostr/futr/commits/master/ Release probably tomorrow.

High DPI scaling and windows compatibility available for HsQML Haskell package: https://github.com/prolic/HsQML/commits/master/

I fixed a bug in Haskell's Bitcoin library:

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C shim for static context to address Windows MinGW64 runtime failure by prolic · Pull Request #10 · haskell-bitcoin/libsecp256k1-haskell

This change attempts to address a Windows MinGW64 runtime failure that occurs during testing, where we see a "32 bit pseudo relocation out of ...

It now also works on windows with mingw64. This was required for futr nostr client, so it runs on Windows.

Testing windows installer for futr

The very first Windows binary for futr exists. Release this week!

#asknostr Mingw-w64 runtime failure: 32 bit pseudo relocation at 00007FF6BC168216 out of range, targeting 00007FFB2DF1D010, yielding the value 0000000471DB4DF6. Suggestions? Anyone?

Preparing a Haskell/ Qt5 windows build environment...

What you can expect from the next futr nostr client release. Coming your way the next few days.

Futr is rendering nested comments now. I'll add author information to the posts, link then, polish the UI a little, and soon you can try it yourself.

Futr nostr client can now fetch profile metadata and update the UI in place...

Quick update on what has been going on in futr development (a native nostr desktop client): - solved memory leak in Qt5 - fixed recursive re-rendering bug in Qt5 - enable QML debugger through Haskell binding - improve event handling and Qt5 signal triggering These things were a major blockers before next release, unfortunately it took way longer than expected. However within the next 1-2 weeks, the UI Updates will be done and then you'll get a Windows binary as well. Next release comes with tons of new features and Bugfixes. Side note for other developers: Qt5 Quick is awesome, however there are some things you just can't solve intuitively, this thing will just eat all CPU resources and you don't know why. I never had to benchmark a web frontend, but here you have to verify whether or not it's working efficiently. You just have to know certain things or you get bitten.