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When getting a pointer from an array (via the pointer function) the resulting memory address describes the beginning of the array, but ignores the array's offset. AFAIK the offset is used to efficiently "soft" delete objects at the beginning of the array ([here](http

There is the test/libsolidity/SolidityEndToEndTest.cpp file, which contains a lot of semantic tests. It is a large monolithic single C++ file, which takes a long time to compile and is hard to maintain.

We want to move as many test cases out to individual files under test/libsolidity/semanticTests. They should be grouped logically, by following the grouping in SolidityEndToEnd.

Have a

So currently, install in our "unix" Makefile isn't hooked into cmake so it can lead to errors.

in particular if you do

make configure arch=not-our-default
make build
make install

you will end up with a broken install because the arch override from configure is used during build but isn't used during install, instead a different arch (our default) is used and you end

To support further performance tuning of these data structures

Motivation

The Non-Realtime Synthesis guide (https://doc.sccode.org/Guides/Non-Realtime-Synthesis.html) currently doesn't contain much info or examples that make use of busses and synth mapping/lfo mapping.

Description of Proposed Feature

Add info ala the examples here:
https://scsynth.org/t/how-to-allocate-busses-in-nrt-mode/

Hello, I'm rewriting a small application in Mint and have found that there's no way (as far as I can tell) to access the Http response headers when using the built-in Http module. For my use case, I need to know the content type of the response so I can decide how to parse it.

I've run into this not just in my application but also when I'm using mint start during development; when I test my