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00:03:11def-pri-pubOkay, csources build for me. thans.
00:03:14def-pri-pubthanks*
00:06:57ftsfo/
00:31:51federico3wut? was there a new release?
00:33:42def-pri-pubyeah
00:33:49def-pri-pubv0.16.0
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00:37:22ftsfoh yeah, need to try that out
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00:46:25ftsfhmm koch install fails with a Stack overflow =\
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00:56:25def-pri-pubdid you pull? (including the csourcs repo)
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01:02:31Araq'koch install' is not a thing anymore
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01:11:25federico3what replaces koch install?
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01:38:52ftsfsorry, disconnected
01:41:49ftsffederico3, koch install is replaced?
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03:38:53subsetparkThe (definitely somewhat out of date) homebrew install script for nim makes sure to install `dist/nimble/src/nimblepkg` along with the compiled `nimble` binary.
03:39:00subsetparkDoes anyone know why that might be, and if it's still necessary?
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04:05:56FromGitter<martinium> how can I convert an int to String?
04:06:29FromGitter<martinium> basically I have an incrementing variable called count that increases by 1 for each iteration in a loop
04:06:45FromGitter<martinium> need to put it in a echo but have to convert it to string first
04:07:34ftsfmartinium $myint
04:07:50ftsfecho "myint is: " & $myint
04:09:14FromGitter<martinium> that solved it
04:09:28FromGitter<martinium> thanks
04:09:29ftsf$ is the operator to stringify something
04:09:37FromGitter<martinium> that stringify operator is really useful
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04:26:18FromGitter<moigagoo> Congrats on the new release! The `distros` module docs don't exist http://nim-lang.org/docs/distros.html
04:26:36FromGitter<moigagoo> But are referred to in the release notes.
04:29:10FromGitter<martinium> to install latest Nim you have to git pull in directory then recompile with initial steps I assume?
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05:02:26FromGitter<martinium> I created a command line app and would like to create a web interface for it
05:02:44FromGitter<martinium> any suggestions on an easy way to go about this?
05:02:47FromGitter<martinium> wonder if jester framework would fit the bill
05:07:47def-pri-pubI'm headed to bed, night people
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05:27:30ftsfhmm is there a way to make nim echo during heap allocation/free ?
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06:23:27Araqsubsetpark: it used to be necessary, now it's not
06:24:05subsetparkCool, so I can yank those lines I suppose
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07:38:34FromGitter<Varriount> @martinium Jester would probably be a good idea. I know there are other web frameworks out there for Nim too.
07:39:02FromGitter<martinium> was doing some reading and it looks like my best bet would be via cgi
07:39:09FromGitter<martinium> at least till I learn some more
07:39:21FromGitter<martinium> nim has a cgi module
07:39:27FromGitter<martinium> wish they had some more examples
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08:28:17FromGitter<dom96> @martinium CGI requires an external HTTP server, just use jester.
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10:21:36Parashuramahey!
10:22:29ParashuramaAraq: How would you make testament run a test file 2 times with different -d flags.
10:23:06ParashuramaI know I can always duplicate the file and add different tfile.cfg
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10:42:47ArrrrCongratulations on 0.16 release. One of these days i have to upadte my compiler
10:47:58FromGitter<andreaferretti> what is the official way to install c2nim nowadays?
10:48:30FromGitter<andreaferretti> it does not seem to come with `koch tools`
10:48:30FromGitter<andreaferretti> is it `nimble install c2nim`?
10:50:08ArrrrIt is time to provide a c2nim web service.
10:52:38FromGitter<andreaferretti> well, I think most people would want to use it locally anyway
10:52:53FromGitter<andreaferretti> but yes, a web service would be neat
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10:58:36Parashuramabtw when I run the testament test suite it seems to only run on 1 cpu thread.
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11:53:15FromGitter<Varriount> @Araq @dom96 Should something be done about this thread? It's getting ridiculous: http://forum.nim-lang.org/t/2687
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12:00:03FromGitter<dom96> I would lock it if our forum had that functionality...
12:00:12FromGitter<dom96> I don't think removing it is the way to go.
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12:37:25ArrrrYou could post "This thread has been locked" and see what happens.
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12:50:05cheatfateendragor: ping
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13:16:01ftsf_can i use the effects system to say not allow a proc to use calls that allocate memory?
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13:17:03federico3don't feed the trolls please
13:17:09ftsf_federico3, ?
13:17:16ftsf_i have a thread that i want to be realtime
13:17:29federico3ftsf_: the forum thread
13:17:42ftsf_and i don't want to accidentally call functions that might have a long execution time
13:18:12ftsf_i don't understand that thread. seems ripe for deletion
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13:30:08flyxmeaning of the thread: people think the Nim forum is a viable place to rant about Rust community policies.
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13:31:00FromGitter<Varriount> ftsf_: I don't know if there is a "heap allocation" effect.
13:31:49ftsf_Varriount, I guess I could add it to all the system procs that do any heap allocation
13:32:06ftsf_I assume that's what tags are supposed to be used for?
13:32:10FromGitter<Varriount> That's what I was about to suggest
13:32:12ftsf_never used them before
13:32:13FromGitter<Varriount> Yes
13:32:46FromGitter<Varriount> ftsf_: Keep in mind though that memory allocation isn't the only thing that can show a program down.
13:33:28ftsf_Varriount, yeah, there are some algorithms that have slow worst case times
13:33:47FromGitter<Varriount> Unless you mean "real-time" in the sense that procedures can't cause processor interrupts (which memory allocation can cause)
13:34:22ftsf_i'm writing audio code, so it's not life critical real-time or anything
13:34:38ftsf_but should be usable for performance
13:34:49FromGitter<Varriount> Ah.
13:35:25ftsf_I just don't want to accidentally do anthing stupid in my audio thread
13:35:25FromGitter<Varriount> Might want to use the real-time GC settings too
13:35:30ftsf_yeah
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14:49:05federico3https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13355260 HN thread on Nim 0.16.0
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15:41:38FromGitter<Varriount> Apparently people don't like that Nim has a small community. :/
15:42:04FromGitter<Varriount> Which is kinda silly, how do they expect a larger community to develop?
15:42:58zevlgneed a killer production software written in nim for community growth
15:44:05federico3or at least a specific use-case to focus on
15:45:25FromGitter<Varriount> WebAssembly?
15:45:30federico3urgh
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15:46:20FromGitter<Varriount> I also wish that those that tried Nim 2 years ago would try it again... quite a lot of compiler bugs have been fixed since then.
15:46:40FromGitter<andreaferretti> I would love if that use case was scientific computing
15:46:51FromGitter<andreaferretti> I think Nim could steal the place of Julia
15:47:02federico3Julia or Python
15:47:22FromGitter<andreaferretti> fast, with native threading, python syntax, metaprogramming for nice DSLs
15:47:34federico3Python has been really propelled by the scientific community
15:47:45FromGitter<andreaferretti> well, Python will certainly be in better position for a while
15:47:55FromGitter<andreaferretti> Julia was a much less ambitious proposal :-)
15:49:09federico3however the use-case seems to be served fairly well by the large set of Python and Julia libraries
15:49:40zevlgMost of my friends now uses js-of-ocaml or bucklescript to generate js. Nim could do better with decent js backend
15:49:53federico3Nim is ideal for small-ish, fast codebases, like SOA services
15:50:28ftsf_and is awesome for games =)
15:50:35ftsf_and audio
15:51:18federico3ftsf_: a lot of games need stuff like Unity and other big libs
15:52:53ftsf_well if they're using unity they don't want nim
15:53:04ftsf_but for people who don't want to use an existing engine, nim is lovely
15:54:46FromGitter<rivasiv> are there any standard way to check if system is 32 or 64 bit ? just to prevent me from invent new bike )
15:55:33FromGitter<nigredo-tori> There are some Unreal Engine bindings, as far as I can see: https://github.com/pragmagic/nimue4
15:56:09ftsf_there's SDL bindings
15:56:17ftsf_and chipmunk bindings
15:56:22ftsf_which i've been using
15:57:23Vladarkough… soon… kough… https://github.com/Vladar4/nimgame2
15:57:36ftsf_cool =)
15:57:51ftsf_i've got a little game engine in nim that i've been using
15:57:59ftsf_need to polish it up for human consuption
15:58:22zevlgrivasiv: in nim ? `when defined(cpu64)' could work
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16:00:52FromGitter<rivasiv> @<zevlg> It does .. thanks
16:01:49PMunchCongratulations on new version :)
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16:12:17FromGitter<Varriount> @rivasiv I believe there's a symbol defined for certain architectures
16:12:28FromGitter<Varriount> (Which should probably be documented)
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17:01:33TrustableAraq, dom96: congrats to the new release :)
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17:27:54def-pri-pubMoar blog posts: https://16bpp.net/blog/post/random-art-in-nim
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17:39:15dom96def-pri-pub: cool, keep them coming :)
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17:42:39FromGitter<Varriount> def-pri-pub: And don't forget to post them here and on reddit/hacker news
17:43:46FromGitter<Varriount> @rivasiv Just so you know, those symbols check if a program is built for a particular architecture, not running on it (say, if a 32-bit exe is running on 64 bit system)
17:45:11FromGitter<rivasiv> @Varriount got it.. thanks
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17:56:03def-pri-pubVarriount: Okay, I think I've covered all my bases for maximum Karma and internet points
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19:03:17dom96Anyone who can answer this? https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5mwuot/nim_016_released/dc7hlcv/
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19:40:54GustavoLapastaI need to express "255.255.255.255" with a uint32, but if I write
19:40:56GustavoLapastavar broadcast : uint32 = 0xFFFFFFFF
19:41:11GustavoLapastaI get "Error: type mismatch: got (int64) but expected 'uint32'"
19:41:15GustavoLapastaany workaround?
19:41:44def-GustavoLapasta: var broadcast = 0xFFFFFFFF'u32
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19:42:49GustavoLapastagreat, ty def. What was wrong in my approach?
19:43:16def-I guess for hex literals the compiler always assumes an int type and doesn't auto-convert
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20:06:14def-pri-pubVladar: you should put some images/gifs in the README. It always helps better advertise projects (especially vidoe game related ones) with pretty pictures.
20:06:36def-pri-pubCase in point: https://gitlab.com/define-private-public/Masala
20:08:50Vladardef-pri-pub, sure, when I hit first alpha, probably. Which is on the way, with the asteroids clone.
20:11:18def-pri-pubDon't forgot a pong clone. It's the hello world of video games.
20:14:01VladarGood idea, actually, especially for the intro tutorial.
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20:20:22dyce[m]congrats on 0.16
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20:33:59def-pri-pubdom96: Jester runs it's own HTTP server correct?
20:34:14dom96yes
20:35:45def-pri-pubDoes it support HTTPS?
20:36:07Calinoudef-pri-pub: for production, use a reverse proxy...
20:36:14Calinouwhich can then use HTTPS, HTTP/2, you name it
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20:37:03def-pri-pubHas anyone tried making some sort of ORM for Nim?
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20:49:21federico3def-pri-pub: maybe there's some prototype on github, but none that I know. An ORM with a SQL DSL would be really nice
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21:17:26def-pri-pubI was thinking how it could be possible using macros.
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21:17:55def-pri-pube.g. you define your type with Nim types, then apply a macro that will make a "QueryObject."
21:18:34def-pri-pubWhich makes procs for you. It tells if you've set a value, etc. then it can generate the SQL for you
21:19:07def-pri-pubfor example "myUser.where.email = [email protected]"
21:19:59def-pri-pubthen the SQL it would output whould be something like `SELECT * FROM users WHERE [email protected];` (It's been a while since I wrote hard SQL statemtnts
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21:21:05def-pri-pubBasically the "QueryObject" macro would generate a type along with some methods that could give you a sweet interface. And you don't have to worry about the SQL at all. Though I don't know macros really yet, it might be a fun project to try out.
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21:23:32FromGitter<konqoro> Congrats on the release guys :)
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21:45:10Salewskined.nim(1663, 47) Error: 'find' cannot be passed to a procvar # for Nim 0.16 and gcc 6.3
21:45:24Salewskiso I have to use ned.nim now:
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21:46:12Salewskigio.GActionEntryObj(name: "find", activate: ned.find, parameterType: nil, state: nil, changeState: nil),
21:46:34SalewskiSame for open() proc.
21:47:40SalewskiSeems that symbols of current module have lower priority now, so that find/open is used from elsewhere by default.
21:48:02SalewskiBut with these two fixes NEd seems to work fine again.
21:48:30SalewskiBut I also switch from gcc 5.4 to 6.3 at the same time...
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21:50:32SalewskiAnd Araq, thanks for adding shuffle() proc!
21:50:39SalewskiBye.
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22:36:45def-pri-pubhey, onw the forums, how do I change my profile picture?
22:36:47def-pri-pubon*
22:38:05euantorIt's a Gravatar from gravatar.com
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23:04:47devtedVladar, thanks for creating nimgame2. I've been learning SDL using Lazy Foo and your sdl2_nim package. Nimgame2 is coming along just as I need it!
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23:39:51federico3anyone wants to test the Debian package for Nim?
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