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00:16:55vivusHi all. How can I remove empty fields from a table? iterating over the table and removing it causes an error in the latest devel branches of nim (0.19.9 and up)
00:19:31sealmoveempty fields?
00:20:15FromGitter<zetashift> What is the error?
00:22:21vivusexample, like this: (f0: "你肯定吗？", f1: @[])
00:25:40sealmovesnippet?
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00:36:02vivussealmove: @zetashift : https://dpaste.de/aS1c
00:36:27vivusL` the length of the table changed while iterating over it [AssertionError]
00:37:41sealmove@zetashift: what would it take to make pattern matching work for tuples?
00:37:47sealmovei mean without a library
00:38:26sealmoveoh virus you can't delete while iterating like that
00:38:37sealmovetable size can't change while iterating
00:38:41vivussealmove: yeah I figured :P
00:40:13sealmoveok so you have to find the index and then use del() outsize of loop
00:40:34vivusoutsize?
00:41:14FromGitter<zetashift> @sealmove honestly don't know that, I use gara for my pattern matching needs
00:42:13FromGitter<zetashift> you can however do tuple unpacking in 0.20
00:42:27sealmovebeing able to match against something like tuple[x, y: int] feels natural enough to be included in the core language...
00:43:07sealmoveyeah but can you do something like `case someTuple`?
00:43:27sealmovesorry virus, outside*
00:44:05vivusvirus :P
00:44:38vivussealmove: I'm a bit confused by your suggestion. This is a table, not a tuple?
00:44:54sealmovesorry, tuple conversation is irrelevant
00:47:04sealmovehere is a rough solution: https://termbin.com/2p60
00:50:13FromGitter<zetashift> seems you can use case only on ordinal types
00:50:16sealmoveand here is cleaned-up one which actually compiles: https://termbin.com/qp1i
00:51:10sealmovezetashift: yes.. I understand this could be aiding as major simplification within compiler internals
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00:52:11sealmovebut I think it's worth extending to tuple of ordinals
00:53:07sealmovethen check if the cartesian product is covered
00:54:11sealmovevirus: just think of the table as immutable while iterating over it
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03:46:13FromGitter<kayabaNerve> Zevv: So how many lines of code?
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05:02:40Zevvof what code?
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06:09:21leorizenarimiran_: norm is failing CI
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06:13:42narimiranleorize: yeah, the package changed from dependency-free to having dependencies. i'm working on it
06:14:39leorizesomething is really wrong with keep-alive ssl connection in httpclient :/
06:15:28leorizeswitching to create new connection per test case really take a toll on the test time on azure :/
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06:25:31Araqwe need our own SSL implementation
06:25:42AraqOpenSSL's API is unusable
06:27:18leorizeis there any saner ssl library out there that's not a derivative of openssl?
06:31:05Zevvour own ssl implementation, wow. You sure about that?
06:32:03ZevvopenSSL is hell and crap and just so bad over all, but there are a number of more modern libs with decent APIs and much less cruft. I'd go for picking a better lib, but rolling your own is probably not the best option, security wise
06:32:58ZevvMaybe we could do a literal translation of wolf from c to nim, or something like that.
06:33:26jjido"probably". In time it could become the best option security-wise for all we know...
06:37:23leorizewolfssl is gplv2 though
06:40:17Zevvtrue
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06:42:34Zevvhow do the others (rust, go, etc) do portable ssl then?
06:42:58Araqgo has its own impl iirc
06:43:55Araqdunno about Rust, probably they are working on it too. I wonder how hard it really is these days, 80% of what is in OpenSSL is probably deprecated or obsolete already
06:44:35Araqmapping an infinite bit stream to a fixed number of bits is hard and most algorithms fail at it
06:46:21leorizeI've "perfected" azure integration :p https://dev.azure.com/alaviss/Nim/_build/results?buildId=134&view=ms.vss-test-web.build-test-results-tab
06:46:30leorizenarimiran: ^
06:47:43narimiranyay, norm is failing for you too :P :D
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06:53:42narimiranleorize: how long until PR? what's left to do?
06:54:20leorizeAraq, Zevv: libressl got libtls, which seems to be super easy to use https://man.openbsd.org/tls_init.3
06:55:00leorizenarimiran: I've to figure out why some tests are flaky on azure, and a small benchmark for how impactful is the azure integration to testament
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07:03:50Zevvleorize: but how would that integrate with Nim's socket abstractions, that's always the hard part
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07:08:23Araqyup.
07:08:43leorizelooks like the `net` module is rather monolithic
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07:09:46Araqalso: if implementing SSL is so hard that nobody can be trusted to reimplement it there is something really wrong with its "security"
07:09:48leorizecan't just swap the ssl implementation with a third party module
07:10:54Araqof course you cannot "swap" it, what would the API look like? they all fail to provide open/read/write/close, can't fake what you don't have.
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07:17:59leorizeI've looked at python's & go's API
07:18:17leorizethey have separated behavior for a server socket vs a client socket :/
07:18:37leorizego have two different constructor, python have a server_side bool
07:21:46PMunchHmm, is there a way to print an exception without re-raising it?
07:22:00PMunchI know I can do getCurrentExceptionMsg()
07:22:08PMunchBut that doesn't include the stack trace
07:23:58leorizewriteStackTrace()
07:24:24leorizePMunch: ^
07:24:33PMunchAha
07:24:40PMunchWait, can I use that anywhere?
07:25:51PMunchHuh, you can. Neat
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07:58:38FromGitter<mratsim> for SSL we are exploring BearSSL at Status, codebase is clean straight C, and due to constant-time arithmetics focus it (almost?) always never exposes vulnerabilities when other libraries have some
07:59:58FromGitter<mratsim> I've gathered several crypto breaches here (often TLS related): https://github.com/status-im/nim-constantine/wiki/Constant-time-arithmetics, AFAIK this one is the most recent: https://www.cryptologie.net/article/461/the-9-lives-of-bleichenbachers-cat-new-cache-attacks-on-tls-implementations/
08:02:21FromGitter<mratsim> I have an ideal implementation in mind where the constant prime numbers are compile-time only but I have a showstopper static bug: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/11142
08:04:07*Araq marked it as showstopper
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08:05:46FromGitter<mratsim> I don't think that's Nim showstopper, I have a less elegant alternative which is to store the "constant prime number" as a global, but that means I can't use the type system at all to check that all modulo are on the same prime.
08:10:10leorizenarimiran: have you fixed norm?
08:10:22narimiranit's not yet in devel
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08:40:07federico3Araq: yes, SSL itself is a mess
08:40:37federico3leorize: https://github.com/FedericoCeratto/nim-gnutls
08:41:57federico3I also have wrappers for libsodium and libgcrypt but they don't provide SSL
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09:03:44narimiranleorize: ...and the reason why is not yet in devel is because appveyor is too slow ;)
09:09:16leorizewell, recent runs show that azure runs package test around 8mins slower
09:09:29FromGitter<mratsim> azure CI is slower than Appveyor?
09:09:37FromGitter<mratsim> azure Pipelines*
09:11:10leorizewell, not mentioning that I've already completed 3 CI runs during the time it took for appveyor to complete one build job :p
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09:16:10narimiran@mratsim from what leorize showed us, usually azure is noticeably faster. i'm guessing this slowdown is just for packages. (but even still, 10 parallel jobs for azure vs 1 for appveyor is a nobrainer)
09:16:41FromGitter<mratsim> @narimiran Numpy switched to Azure pipelines in the past 6 months iirc
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09:44:11narimiranleorize: merged. 'norm' is now disabled
09:50:04narimiranargh, is there a way to reset appveyor job other than close/open PR?
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09:51:56FromGitter<mratsim> if you are part of the project team, you have a "restart build" button
09:52:28FromGitter<mratsim> but there should be a "nim-lang" team and not just a personal accoutn that owns the Nim prject
09:52:49narimiranyeah, i have that for travis, but not for appveyor :/
09:54:56narimirandom96: i see that appveyor is under your name: is there any way that you can somehow add me so i can restart the failed jobs?
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10:05:46leorizenarimiran: there'll be a PR if this passes: https://dev.azure.com/alaviss/Nim/_build/results?buildId=138
10:08:33FromGitter<mratsim> a Nim-lang team should be created instead and the project should be moved under that team
10:08:45FromGitter<mratsim> and people should be added to that team
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10:27:07narimiranagreed
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10:34:03FromGitter<kaushalmodi> I'd like to added a little interface for the user to pick one or more items from available options in a terminal.. kind of like what peco and fzf does, but in Nim.
10:35:07FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Its API could be something like `proc selectOneOrMore(allItems: seq[string]): seq[string]`.
10:35:55FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Had anyone come across a Nim library or snippet that does this?
10:39:56dom96no idea how it ended up on my account tbh
10:40:05leorize[m]have you looked at nimble's own io facilities?
10:45:07FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Good point.. that was at the back of my mind .. but never actually tried to look there
10:46:14FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Looks like promptListInteractive is what I want; I need to tweak it to allow returning `seq[string]`.
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11:14:22FromGitter<kaushalmodi> I'll need to add paging.. what if the number if initial options exceed the terminal height.. a different problem to tackle when I get to that point.
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11:42:53FromDiscord_<rupansh> Hey
11:43:07FromDiscord_<rupansh> How can i download files as file buffer
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12:15:56Araqhttpclient, asynchttpclient modules
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12:54:19PMunchHmm, this error messages looks a bit weird: http://ix.io/1LvP
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12:54:39PMunchWhy is in referencing Travis?
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12:58:41Araqbecause absolute paths rule :-)
12:59:04Araqand we use travis to build the binaries
13:05:09FromGitter<kaushalmodi> is appveyor clogged? it's queued on my PR since 3 hrs
13:06:43FromGitter<kaushalmodi> ok, I see the queue here: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Araq/nim/history
13:07:12Araqcan we delete the 'master' branch? it's dead
13:07:13FromGitter<mratsim> so Appveyor CI is using both in Araq and dom96 accounts?
13:07:38Araqno. only mine. I think.
13:08:16FromGitter<mratsim> you can create a nim-lang team and add people to it so that they can restart the build without asking you and closing/reopening PR
13:09:08FromGitter<arnetheduck> or remove the devel branch and use master
13:12:04narimiran@kaushlmodi: yes it is clogged. patience. btw, that's one of the reasons why we're investigating using azure pipelines
13:13:19Araqarnetheduck: my coworkers cannot deal with a new name, 'devel' must stay
13:13:54FromGitter<arnetheduck> funny, what problems computer engineers are able and are not able to deal with
13:14:47FromGitter<arnetheduck> you should name it d_eV_eL or something, to celebrate compatible name diversity
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13:15:46Zevvreimplement git in Nim, making it style-insensitive
13:15:54narimiranAraq: how about removing some of the other 40+ branches? :P
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13:21:47AraqZevv, first I must reimplement Linux :P
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13:22:05Zevvno no, we start with openssl
13:22:21sealmovearnetheduck: lol
13:23:15FromGitter<Vindaar> @Araq you mean implement Andreax?
13:24:18Zevvok, I'll start with TLS1.3 and work down from there, should be done in an afternoon or two
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13:31:48AraqI'd call it "WOS" -- the working operating system. where stuff works.
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13:37:02FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> Hi
13:37:43FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> I new in nim programing language and Iam trying make a simple Hello World in nico game framework
13:38:32FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> So, this is the code
13:38:32FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```nim
13:38:32FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> import nico
13:38:32FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:33FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameInit() =
13:38:33FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> echo "init"
13:38:33FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:35FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameUpdate(dt: float) =
13:38:36FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> discard
13:38:36FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:38FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameDraw() =
13:38:39FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> cls()
13:38:41FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> setColor(7)
13:38:42FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> print("Hello, World", 42, 60)
13:38:44FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:45FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.init("Marrakezh", "Tests")
13:38:46FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:48FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.loadPaletteCGA()
13:38:49FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:51FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.createWindow("Tests", 128, 128, 4)
13:38:52FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:38:54FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.run(gameInit(), gameUpdate(dt: float), gameDraw())
13:38:55FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:39:08FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> and this error mensage appears
13:39:08FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:39:09FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> main.nim(20, 22) Error: type expected
13:39:09FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:39:38FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> To run I type this in console
13:39:38FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:39:38FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nim c -o:Tests -r src/main.nim
13:39:38FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:40:05FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> So, this is the code
13:40:05FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```nim
13:40:05FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> import nico
13:40:06FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:06FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameInit() =
13:40:06FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> echo "init"
13:40:06FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:08FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameUpdate(dt: float) =
13:40:09FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> discard
13:40:11FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:12FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameDraw() =
13:40:14FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> cls()
13:40:15FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> setColor(1)
13:40:16federico3Zevv: first we need a quantum CPU to overcome the limitations of silicon
13:40:17FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> print("Hello, World", 42, 60)
13:40:18FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:20FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.init("Marrakezh", "Tests")
13:40:21FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:22FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.loadPaletteCGA()
13:40:24FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:25FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.createWindow("Tests", 128, 128, 4)
13:40:27FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:29FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.run(gameInit(), gameUpdate(dt: float), gameDraw())
13:40:30narimiranthis is fun.... :P
13:40:30FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:40:43FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Marrakezh%brb: welcome and hold on!
13:40:44FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> So, this is the code
13:40:44FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```nim
13:40:44FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> import nico
13:40:44FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:45FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameInit() =
13:40:45FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> echo "init"
13:40:45FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:47FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameUpdate(dt: float) =
13:40:47FromGitter<kaushalmodi> use ix.io
13:40:48federico3I wonder why it's not being properly throttled/stopped
13:40:48FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> discard
13:40:49FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:51FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> proc gameDraw() =
13:40:52FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> cls()
13:40:54FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> setColor(2)
13:40:55Araqstop it
13:40:55FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> print("Hello, World", 42, 60)
13:40:57FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:40:58FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.init("Marrakezh", "Tests")
13:41:00FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:41:01FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.loadPaletteCGA()
13:41:03FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:41:04FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.createWindow("Tests", 128, 128, 4)
13:41:05FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb>
13:41:07FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> nico.run(gameInit(), gameUpdate(dt: float), gameDraw())
13:41:08federico3Araq: it's a code dump, no way to stop it now
13:41:09FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> ```
13:41:10FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> sorry : P
13:41:19FromGitter<kaushalmodi> use ix.io
13:41:19FromGitter<Vindaar> half my screen is covered by messages :P
13:41:23FromGitter<kaushalmodi> or any pastebin you like
13:41:33Araq1. use any pastebin.
13:41:33narimiran@Vindaar you have one veeeery long screen then :P
13:41:47FromGitter<Vindaar> nah, my dunst messages disappear quickly enough :P
13:41:52FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> oh sorry, what happened ?
13:42:50FromGitter<Vindaar> this happened: https://i.imgur.com/WtgVcYl.png
13:43:07FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> oh. sorry
13:43:19FromGitter<Vindaar> no worries :)
13:44:10Araq2. what do you think this means?
13:44:12Araq nico.run(gameInit(), gameUpdate(dt: float), gameDraw())
13:44:42AraqI have no idea, yes, gameUpdate takes a float, why do you think the compiler needs to be remembered?
13:45:03Araqer, 'reminded'
13:45:15FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> I think it is to take the functions to the compiler, or something like that
13:48:00FromDiscord_<Marrakezh%brb> wait a sec
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14:27:53FromDiscord_<rupansh> is there any way to convert webp images in a stream to png images
14:28:00FromDiscord_<rupansh> without saving them to the disk that is
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14:30:08FromGitter<mratsim> Can you even stream png images?
14:30:45FromGitter<mratsim> in anycase, the images support in Nim is pretty much reliant on C libraries at the moment.
14:35:50FromGitter<kaushalmodi> What's the PackageFileParsed error on Appveyor? https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Araq/nim/builds/25192557/job/98rqyd7hu40pd3jf#L1620
14:36:57FromDiscord_<rupansh> Oof
14:37:11FromDiscord_<rupansh> I need to do some resizing of the image and convert it to png after that
14:37:16FromDiscord_<rupansh> would be nice if its possible
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14:44:24Araqwrong view, try https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Araq/nim/builds/25192557/job/98rqyd7hu40pd3jf/tests
14:44:42Araqso nim-chronos failed
14:44:52Araqfor some network related stuff
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14:47:27narimiran@kaushalmodi that one fails whenever some package fails.
14:48:15FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Got it.
14:48:23narimiranplease don't reset your PR
14:48:31FromGitter<kaushalmodi> Ok
14:48:34narimiranappveyor is already too busy, and this is basically green
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15:37:01leorizethe hcr test is among the flaky ones on azure
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15:38:56leorizeis there anyway to know the versions of windows and osx on appveyor and travis?
15:43:35leorizenarimiran: nimly is failing on azure, is it expected?
15:44:12narimiranleorize: packages should be green, since 6 hours ago
15:44:41leorizegreat, more azure probs
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16:05:49leorizenarimiran: have you tried nimsuggest on devel?
16:05:58leorizewith my plugin
16:06:10narimiranyeah, i'm using it all the time, don't i? :)
16:06:30leorizegetting an out of range error here :p
16:06:53narimiransince when?
16:06:58leorizesince just now
16:07:09leorizejust updated the compiler
16:08:24leorizenarimiran: you'd need to build nimsuggest yourself with nim c -d:release nimsuggest/nimsuggest.nim
16:08:35leorizethe default config in koch uses -d:danger
16:09:50leorizeah, looks like this is a known bug
16:10:00leorizegotta fix my build script to add -d:danger
16:11:00leorizenarimiran: can you give #11473 a ci restart?
16:12:54narimiranthe usual answer would be "appveyor is already too busy, and this is basically green", but this touches appveyor config, so: yes, i restarted it
16:16:25shashlick@dom96 - https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/665
16:19:20dom96nice
16:19:33dom96The error message should be far better for this.
16:19:37dom96Can you improve it as well?
16:20:04dom96i.e. catch the ini parse error and add "Cannot read output from `nim e`" or something
16:23:50leorizeshashlick: do you have windows running atm?
16:23:52shashlickwell, I bypassed stdout altogether in my change
16:23:56shashlickyes leorize
16:24:24shashlick@dom96 - the code fix basically uses the outfile to get pkg info now instead of using stdout
16:24:30shashlicksimilar to json
16:24:39shashlickif you could review, i'll create a PR and push
16:24:47leorizecan you try running the tests/float/tfloatrange.nim in Nim's source?
16:25:05leorizetestament/testament run tests/float/tfloatrange.nim should do
16:25:07dom96shashlick create a PR, PRs are for review purposes
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16:30:04shashlickok cool
16:35:19leorizeshashlick: have you seen my msgs above? :p
16:35:56shashlickon a call, will check soon
16:37:07shashlick@dom96 - https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/pull/667
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16:48:55shashlick@leorize - updated to latest devel, ran koch test cat float and it passed
16:49:02shashlickincluding tfloatrange.nim
16:49:44leorizealright, so either I configure azure wrong, or microsoft servers have voodoo magic that crashes every build
16:50:39shashlicki tested 32-bit though
16:50:42shashlickis this 64-bit
16:50:47leorizeyea
17:17:22leorizeI think azure is haunted or smt like that...
17:17:43leorizeeverytime I force push, osx will build correctly and passes hcr tests
17:18:22leorizeafter a few more commits, hcr tests will fail on osx, unconditionally
17:20:54narimiransomething gets cached?
17:20:56shashlicksorry leorize, i gotta run, will try 64-bit later in the evening
17:21:53leorizenarimiran: possibly
17:26:49Zevvwow, the arm mbed TLS library feels like heaven if your standards are set by OpenSSL
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18:00:12shashlickWe now have debug enabled on our main Nim repos on Travis so it will be possible to remote debug
18:00:27shashlickAlso Nim and nightlies will have 75 minutes timeout
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20:23:32leorizenarimiran_: yea it was cached
20:23:38narimiran_:)
20:23:51leorizegot some clean up param in and it's passing, except for tfloatrange
20:24:10leorizethat one's a mystery
20:24:25narimiran_remind me tomorrow to take a look at that one
20:24:25leorizeshashlick: have you tested w windows 64 bit yet?
20:26:48shashlickNope
20:26:51shashlickIn an hour
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22:04:29shashlick@leorize - does your csources makefile support detecting 32/64-bit?
22:08:41shashlick64-bit also passed @leorize
22:11:42shashlickdoesn't look like your makefile detects gcc like build.bat does
22:11:57shashlickhttps://github.com/nim-lang/csources/blob/master/build.bat#L9
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22:21:21FromDiscord_<exelotl> Hey, does anyone know how I can fix this template? https://gist.github.com/exelotl/dc95f8a1c6062174809caf828cac42a2
22:22:16FromDiscord_<exelotl> it doesn't compile because it tries to substitute src in 2 places, and dst in 2 places
22:22:52FromDiscord_<exelotl> so it produces e.g. REG_DMA[ch].myPointer = cast[uint32](myPointer)
22:23:04FromDiscord_<exelotl> but what I really want is REG_DMA[ch].src = cast[uint32](myPointer)
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22:23:23FromDiscord_<exelotl> so, leave the field name as-is
22:23:50FromDiscord_<exelotl> but I'd prefer not to change the names of the src and dst parameters
22:27:33FromDiscord_<exelotl> eh whatever I guess I'll just make it a proc
22:28:10FromDiscord_<exelotl> I'm trying to strictly adhere to a C API but I guess I should know when to cut my losses
22:32:59shashlickwhy don't you just use a different param name
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22:37:53FromDiscord_<exelotl> cause I want to be able to do DMA_TRANSFER(dst = foo, src = bar, ...) while using names that are consistent with the rest of the codebase
22:39:50shashlickmust be some trick, never know
22:41:18FromDiscord_<exelotl> it's ok, I can just make it a proc
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