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03:34:42FromGitter<awr1> heyo
03:35:03shashlickwhat's up
03:35:22FromGitter<awr1> nm, was wondering if there is any (planned) mechanisms in the compiler for caching of const values?
03:35:36FromGitter<awr1> i know that there is already caching for gorge/slurp
03:37:04FromGitter<awr1> i want to be able to parse this XML file at compile time but it's hurting my compile time really badly and definitely does not need to be recomputed every time i compile
03:39:44shashlickwhat does your code look like
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03:42:47FromGitter<awr1> it's been a while since i've been in here, is it okay to post markdown or do you want me to just provide a link
03:43:30shashlickgist is usually preferred
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03:47:22FromGitter<awr1> just a basic construction thus far https://gist.github.com/awr1/c7a3035fd3b770e48ac2c7ae130049a7
03:51:20FromGitter<awr1> i'm more or less recreating a C vulkan library loader in Nim that I saw elsewhere, I haven't really done much yet but i know that the ultimate code the macro will produce is not really going to be that big
03:52:11FromGitter<awr1> it's just that the source XML file is just kinda large
03:53:45shashlickfor starters, you could cache the download at least
03:53:54shashlickif not file exists then download
03:54:53shashlickI also suspect it won't work since streams don't work at compile time
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04:16:06leorizeIIRC krux02 make various parser work at compile time
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04:23:20shashlicki tried recently and ran into issues, but i've run into all sorts of issues so never know
04:23:33shashlicki used https://github.com/ba0f3/xml.nim instead
04:24:49leorizewell it does work for a test run on play.nim-lang.org
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04:31:15FromGitter<awr1> what ver of Nim is Nim playground on
04:31:33FromGitter<awr1> oh
04:31:33FromGitter<awr1> 1) 20.0
04:31:48FromGitter<awr1> i'm on devel
04:40:07FromGitter<awr1> so on closer inspection the XML parser is much faster once compiled, which just points to nimscript just being slow
04:40:46FromGitter<awr1> takes 0.2 s to parse on my laptop
04:40:55leorizeyea, nimscript is really slow
04:41:47FromGitter<awr1> vs. ~8 s on nimscript. can't use cpuTime() in nimscript so I had to count it
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04:54:00FromGitter<kayabaNerve> @awr1 Can you use `time |`?
04:54:11FromGitter<kayabaNerve> Is there a pipe operator for time?
04:54:13FromGitter<kayabaNerve> I forgot, ngl
04:54:45FromGitter<kayabaNerve> There is not.
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07:54:19vegai_the 0.20 video mentions that the CPP backend is superior to the C backend in a few ways
07:54:32vegai_does that imply that I should default to the CPP backend whenever I can?
07:54:44vegai_any downsides? Except feeling dirty :P
07:58:45leorizethere are more cpp codegen bugs than the c backend :p
07:59:14leorizemost of them have been swept, but since the backend is rarely used in actual project, we can't expect anything
07:59:50PMunchSpeaking of codegen bugs, think I just found one :P
08:03:32PMunchhttp://ix.io/1M6i
08:04:05PMunchGenerated from this bit of code: http://ix.io/1M6j/Nim
08:04:41PMunchIf I do `var bounding: Rect = <create tuple here>` it works fine
08:05:15Araqvegai_, yes, IMO you should default to the C++ backend
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08:10:07leorizePMunch: there's no way to use the cpp backend on the playground?
08:10:40leorizewalkaround: https://play.nim-lang.org/index.html?ix=1M6l
08:11:49PMunchCurrently there's no way no :(
08:11:56PMunchWell, except for what you just did
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08:18:29laaron how invoke this macro: macro test(tx: int, stmt: untyped) : untyped =
08:18:29laaron i want invoke like: test 1: some stmt
08:19:23leorizethat's... how you invoke the macro
08:19:49leorizeI'm not quite sure what's your question
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08:20:23laaronwant invoke this format `test 1: some stmt`
08:20:34leorizeyes, you can do so with that prototype
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08:22:07leorizeoh, but please don't use `stmt` as variable name
08:22:25leorizeit's a keyword afaict
08:22:28leorizemaybe not nowadays
08:22:35laaronoh, this format is ok, it's other errors in macro body. thanks
08:24:03PMunchleorize, yeah stmt used to be what is now typed IIRC, could never remember which was which of stmt and expr
08:24:19PMunchThe untyped/typed change was really nice :)
08:24:42lqdev[m]I think it was stmt = untyped, expr = typed
08:26:43PMunchOh probably..
08:28:14lqdev[m]is there a GNOME Builder extension for Nim support?
08:28:41laaronso use `arg` as variable name in macro? say some docs use this
08:29:10PMunchwell you can use whatever you want, preferably something that explains what the argument actually is
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08:34:26leorizea popular usage is 'body' as the param from what I've seen
08:34:57lqdev[m]^ yes, that's what I use and it's pretty self-explanatory
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08:36:34leorizelqdev[m]: there aren't any gnome builder extension for Nim I think
08:36:52leorizeand they support C extension so maybe someone can write a Nim-based one :)
08:39:27lqdev[m]yeah, it would be a nice, lightweight replacement for VS Code
08:39:45*lqdev[m] sent a long message: < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/VoNWGCaHNuzkrsKhfVaqQMie >
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08:42:04leorize[m]you can use neovim with it's various GUI as VSCode replacement :)
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08:49:19PMunchYou can use Vim without a GUI as a VSCode replacement :)
08:51:14leorize[m]not everyone is comfortable with that :p esp. windows users
09:06:02vegai_Araq: ok, thanks
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09:19:36FromGitter<kayabaNerve> leorize: I use the C++ backend; I actually require it...
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09:23:43alexander92hey
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09:34:21alexander92how do i override
09:34:27alexander92the nim c flags
09:34:35alexander92i feel that --passC puts my flags
09:34:44alexander92before the flags that nim generates itself
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09:35:27alexander92i want to put `-O<n>`
09:35:30alexander92as a last one tho
09:36:05alexander92i would expect passC to put them after the other flags
09:36:43leorize_override gcc.options.speed in your config file
09:37:17alexander92but i don't want to do that
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09:37:27alexander92i want to run -O0 instead of -Og
09:37:37alexander92but still have nim debug flags
09:37:49alexander92and i dont think nim knows how to do it
09:37:55alexander92hmm
09:38:07alexander92except if the config takes precedent
09:38:17alexander92even on the -Og generated by nim --debugInfo ?
09:38:36leorize_see the default nim.cfg
09:38:42leorize_gcc.options.debug = "-g3 -Og"
09:38:57alexander92ahhhhh
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09:39:08leorize_but shouldn't Og be fine enough for debugging needs?
09:39:16alexander92well for some reason
09:39:24alexander92i started to see a lot of optimized out variables
09:39:28alexander92and i read that it's possible
09:39:32alexander92for this to happen in -Og
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09:42:28leorize_so much for "enables optimizations that do not interfere with debugging" then
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09:42:50alexander92well it's not a big deal often
09:43:00alexander92but for my case i need to always be able to read some of those
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10:01:50alexander92thanks leorize
10:01:54alexander92that option works
10:08:00alexander92`gcc.options.debug = "-O0 -g3"` probably*
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10:34:12dom96https://libra.org/en-US/white-paper
10:34:32dom96Thoughts on this Status peeps? @arnetheduck @mratsim et al.
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10:35:29FromGitter<mratsim> My take: Facebook creating a new walled garden now that apps like Farmville and such are moving to Apple/Google platforms
10:39:51dom96Looks like the whitepaper includes a custom programming language as well called Move
10:41:09FromGitter<mratsim> I didn't go into the technical part, still on the intent and business value for Facebook ;)
10:41:44dom96https://developers.libra.org/docs/move-paper
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13:02:55FromGitter<alehander42> i wonder when will alternative versions with evm/other block backend appear
13:03:15FromGitter<alehander42> do people already write "multiplatform" contract langs
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14:02:59FromGitter<gogolxdong> Where to get nimhcr.dll
14:05:17FromGitter<arnetheduck> @alehander42 here's one: https://daml.com/
14:05:33PMunchHmm, I hit the same codegen bug again..
14:06:09PMunchIt seems that sometimes it trips up when you have two tuples that are the same structure and you try to assign one to the other
14:06:15PMunchNim allows it, but C complains
14:07:45PMunchBut I can't create a small example that triggers it..
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14:13:45FromGitter<arnetheduck> @dom96 https://medium.com/@lopp/thoughts-on-libra-blockchain-49b8f6c26372 for an introduction of how it compares with traditional blockchains.. mostly, the walled garden / permissioned participation model is problematic from a governance / cartel formation point of view (essentially, you have to trust that facebook, uber and the rest of that bunch will run the network with your best interest in mind... let')
14:15:22FromGitter<arnetheduck> but I guess people in general are happy to sell their soul to fb, devs and users alike, so in terms of "success" there's a fair chance it'll work out fine for zuck\
14:21:29Zevvthat's how thing go, right
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14:35:34FromGitter<alehander42> @gogo
14:35:47FromGitter<alehander42> @gogolxdong are you trying to run the hcr branch
14:36:29FromGitter<alehander42> @arnetheduck thank you for the daml link
14:38:17FromGitter<arnetheduck> just met the folks behind it last week ;) they apparently come from a strong formal verification background.. inspired by haskell and all that, and from what I understood the actions written in the language have provable properities etc
14:44:19FromGitter<gogolxdong> run the demo in nimhcr.rst
14:44:42FromGitter<gogolxdong> It needs update for [email protected]
14:46:13FromGitter<gogolxdong> hcr.rst
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15:34:48FromGitter<xmonader> How do I convert times.getTime() to value in nanoseconds?
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16:03:05FromGitter<xmonader> ```code paste, see link``` ⏎ ⏎ then rightNowDur.inNanoSeconds ... not sure if that's the correct way but it seems to work [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5d090b384e8f972d374bce32]
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16:37:40FromGitter<massung> Does nim have any support for compile-time assertions? My specific use-case is that I'd like to assert that a generic range parameter used to build an array is a power-of-2 size. Something like (totally made up syntax): ⏎ ⏎ ```code paste, see link``` [https://gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim?at=5d0913548e050f62aa4a8462]
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16:38:26FromGitter<massung> I can do this at runtime obviously, just would be nice if it was doable at compile-time
16:38:41leorize`static: doAssert <cond>, <msg>`
16:40:05FromGitter<Vindaar> ugh, just echo debugged my way through a module, which suddenly took like 6 seconds to compile. Finally figured out it was because I echoed a generic type for which I hadn't defined a `$` yet. ⏎ What's the proper way to debug where compilation time is spent in a module?
16:40:16leorize@massung and for this kind of assertions, using a distinct type + converting proc is better
16:40:28leorizewait and I'll make a demo
16:40:34FromGitter<massung> Thanks
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16:48:51leorize@massung: https://play.nim-lang.org/index.html?ix=1M80
16:50:48FromGitter<massung> Thank you leorize
16:54:25FromGitter<xmonader> can't do case of on enums? does it have to be a variant?
16:56:40FromGitter<xmonader> pff my bad it was a typo but the error message didn't help much
16:56:55leorize@massung: an even better version https://play.nim-lang.org/index.html?ix=1M81 :) works with any array
16:57:57FromGitter<massung> :) nice
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17:08:13shashlick@Araq - what's your opinion on https://github.com/concurrencykit/ck
17:08:55shashlickWill wrapping it and providing some Nim abstractions make it easier to share info across threads
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17:11:08FromDiscord_<j$> is it intended that default params dont work when compiling to js backend?
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17:52:39Araqshashlick, usually I stop reading after "C99" but this one looks interesting
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17:56:34shashlickthere's also https://github.com/xant/libhl and https://liblfds.org but i'm wondering how easy it will be to enable relatively transparent interop between these structures and traditional nim strings, tables and seqs
17:57:18Araqhttps://github.com/concurrencykit/ck/blob/master/src/ck_array.c#L39 integer overflow leading to a heap corruption
17:57:40Araqtook me a couple of seconds to find it, C99 users are still morons, moving on...
18:04:35shashlickhmm
18:07:57shashlicknow where do i go next
18:08:25Araqlibraries cannot fix language problems
18:09:36AraqNim's threadlocal heaps can only be fixed by Nim core changes
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19:05:36shashlickUnderstood - I'll open some issues in that repo
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22:34:42lqdev[m]what the heck, I got kicked due to inactivity despite the fact I was active just yesterday
22:49:44shashlickwhere are nim string and seq types defined?
22:54:05rayman22201https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/lib/system.nim#L49
22:54:37rayman22201https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/lib/system.nim#L289
22:54:56rayman22201system.nim is full of dark magic for dealing with these types. :-P
22:55:10shashlickam looking at the compiler for this magic
22:55:25shashlickwondering why data structures aren't part of the lib and need magic
22:55:45shashlickwell, rather why strings and seqs are not part of the lib and need magic
22:57:54rayman22201I don't have a great answer, it's probably an Araq question. My guess is that these are fundamental types used in the compiler itself, so they must cheat.
22:58:22FromDiscord_<treeform> Is there a guide on how to program with the --newruntime?
22:58:52rayman22201not yet.
23:03:27rayman22201@shashlick found it: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/lib/system/sysstr.nim
23:03:41rayman22201This is the low level magic that controls strings and seqs (I.E. does the allocs and such)
23:06:51rayman22201@treeform, in theory, you can just turn on --newruntime, and then use the compiler warnings to guide you on where to place the necessary annotations. I haven't tried it though, and newruntime is still super alpha quality (closures still don't work afaik). YMMV.
23:10:22shashlickthanks @rayman22201
23:11:53rayman22201np
23:13:31shashlickwondering if it would be possible to add an allocShared version of this
23:14:01shashlickwill become global though, every string
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23:18:11rayman22201you mean hacking the compiler to add a "sharedString" type?
23:18:24shashlickyep
23:19:07rayman22201it wouldn't necessarily be global, but you loose the GC...
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23:22:12rayman22201This is for your text editor right?
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23:34:54rayman22201Are you sure it wouldn't be easier to migrate to HCR or newruntime? lol
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23:40:33FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> heyo
23:40:38FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> I'm following the https://nim-lang.org/install_unix.html page
23:41:02FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> It got up to the uhh
23:41:07FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> Building tools part
23:41:10FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> and then did `Exception: Execution failed with exit code 1`
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23:41:26FromDiscord_<SychoRyn> I'm gonna put the full output on a pastebin
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