What I mean is to avoid obfuscating your test.


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So what now? This broke Microsoft/go-winio and therefore anyone who uses go-winio and x/sys/windows together...

Should we roll this back or is it too late?

Maybe we should remove the x/sys/windows dependency in go-winio so that this doesn't happen in the future? I don't to take dependencies on components that don't respect semver.


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GCD is highly needed here


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should the IN_SET be negated?  seems like we should ignore it if it is in that set


This being public - shouldn't we hide this being a setting? There's a chance someone else out there is using this and doesn't want their emails deleted!

(I guess they'd also have to be using our cron integration so it's less likely but still - I don't want to delete other people's stuff accidentally)


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It's not strictly required but it might be useful; let's fix the typo


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You can use `'`


Fixes issue #1


Nice catch!


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Great question @bmaclach.  Torque is always a vector, but when problems are two dimensional, we often simplify it, since its vector form can only have one of two directions: into the page or out of the page.  Since there are only two possibilities, we describe them by what they represent: counterclockwise rotation or clockwise rotation.  One can be considered positive and one considered negative (depending on the sign convention adopted).  The magnitude of the vector and its sign are all that we need, so it is easy to drop the extra book-keeping required for a full vector representation.

What we eventually want is a way to specific the general concept of torque, and then specialize this definition according to the dimensionality of the problem.  Someday we might even be able to automate this, based on the assumed dimensionality.  For now though, I think we need to use your approach of adding a second definition.  We will have a definition for 2D torque and 3D torque.  Reusing the symbol shouldn't be a problem, unless we have an example with both 2D and 3D torque.

Can you please create the 2D definition of torque, and somewhere in there add a link to the 3D version.  I'm not sure exactly where that information should go, but we don't need this to be perfect; it is just a reminder to us in the future that these concepts are related and that they should be unified.


removed due to not being necessary - faster runtime


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will remove, was just to streamline process.


The basic problem here is how does the vendor extension implementer distinguish between fatal and non-fatal error. Even if we add back sbiret, we still have to mandate a way to identify both the use cases.

My idea with the current patch was any fatal error should be passed as a return value. For everything else, outval can be used as a error as well. We will just handle ETRAP/ENOTSUPP gracefully.

If we add back sbiret, we still have to specify something similar where all fatal errors has to be set in sbiret.error and non fatal ones need to be set in sbiret.value.

How about this -

If the extension provider wants to return a fatal error, only SBI_EFAIL can be used. For everything else, we just propagate the error back to the caller.

In that case, we can clearly mandate that return value can be used as all kinds of errors and out_value will be used to return any value from the provider.