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There were rare cases where startup would cause an infinite loop in
pulse.
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The backside of the "fix" is that now there are some casts to and from
c_void... But how else should that work?
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Still missing actual functionality beyond a numeric display, and error
cases have not been tested, but hey, it's there!
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This is mainly as a note to my future self. A barebone implementation of
the logic for the pulse runnable loop, where all details (meaning:
functions to be called) are still not implemented - not even as
signatures.
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This change makes respective functions return either a result or an
option instead. The goal here is readability.
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It's something that should be created after the runnable started, not
when the runnable gets instantiated. Also, that way we can ensure that
the context isn't moved between threads, as I'm not certain that's sane
to do (meaning: using it from different threads, not sending the
pointer).
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All that this cleanup does is set the return value...
Apart from that, it's just like nuking the main loop by calling free...
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