be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows:CHAPTER 101. DOCUMENTATION OF JULIA’S INTERNALS

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows:CHAPTER 101. DOCUMENTATION OF JULIA’S INTERNALS

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing.CHAPTER 87. THE JULIA REPL 1656 Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t

be selected by hitting "Enter"). If m is a ConfiguredMenu, TerminalMenus will print the cursor indicator. Otherwise the callee is ex- pected to handle such printing. Julia 1.6 writeline requires Julia definition: struct Header path :: String # path relative to the root type :: Symbol # type indicator (see below) mode :: UInt16 # mode/permissions (best viewed in octal) size :: Int64 # size of record would betray the SSA nature of the uses at the call site, making optimizations (including GC root placement), significantly harder. Instead, we emit it as follows: call %jl_value_t *@julia.call(jl_value_t