@WheatWizard 99% sure the results of compilation are not cached, the cache system doesn't even know what Lang something is in, if I understood Dennis' explanation earlier.

Ok rip

@WheatWizard there are fields for both compiler args and program args. Compiler args are near the top in a drawer called "Compiler Options" for most compiled languages.

Ah nice

Languages like perl and ruby have runtime options for flags like -n

Java has runtime and compiler and program args

@HyperNeutrino Sure, copy aways.

@WheatWizard No, caching uses a hash of the entire request. No state is maintained between executions, among other reasons because there's no guarantee that the next request will be run on the same arena server.

Makes sense, but unfortunate

What are you trying to do?

I'm writing a faster version of BrainHack but the compilation is very slow

I'm basically shoving all of the heavy lifting to compile time in stead of run time

@WheatWizard Not sure we're on the same page. The brainhack executable is only compiled once. I was talking about compiled languages, not languages with compiled interpreters.

Oh sorry, I'm writing a BrainFlak compiler in Haskell

BrainHack is interpreter rn, but I'm reworking as a compiler

should compile from Brainflak to Haskell

Right, we were on the same page then. :)

Multi-part requests will.make this possible. For now, if you want to run the same compiled program for different inputs, your best bet is a test suite in Bash.

@MDXF Any chance you could print the extra information (Notepad: X and the cube) to STDERR?

@Dennis Ah, yes. I fixed that in the fake TIO version but not the actual one, haha. Let me fix my Hello World first...

ಠ_ಠ indeed. ;)

That's not important for TIO. Or anything else, really.

I never understood the hype anyway. brainfuck is Turing complete, but isn't. Any classification that implies that brainfuck is more powerful than C is pretty much useless...

@Dennis Fixed. (Cubically interpreter and Hello World)

@MDXF tio.run/##NYs7DoAgEEQPtCHuB7agIhZUVCQcQKlMaC08PaJiM@8lM1PP/…

@Dennis I can do tests on my personal computer, I just wanted to know if the compiler would speed up things on TIO.

@HyperNeutrino Alright, I'll take a look later.

@HyperNeutrino Do you have a Hello World program? Also, you don't seem to have added your .gitignore in time. You'd have to explicitly remove the contents of __pycache__ to scrub it from your repo.

o/

@HyperNeutrino Can't seem to make it work.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/anyfix/lang.py", line 375, in <module>
    interpreter.next()
  File "/opt/anyfix/lang.py", line 356, in next
    self.update()
  File "/opt/anyfix/lang.py", line 252, in update
    self.push(function(*arguments))
TypeError: <lambda>() takes 0 positional arguments but 2 were given

Oh, code comes from the first CLAs I gave it a filename...

@HyperNeutrino tio.run/##S8yrTMus@P//UcMcj9ScnHwdhfD8opwUxUcNc///BwA

@Dennis Can you pull Charcoal?

@ASCII-only Done.

@Dennis Could you pull Charcoal again?

@ASCII-only Done.

Can you add Check to TIO?

@Dennis Could you pull Charcoal again? (Sorry, too many bugs :P)

@ASCII-only DOne.

@Challenger5 I'll take a look tomorrow.

@Dennis Can you update Fireball?

Additionally, why is the Hello, World! test for Assembly-as so complicated? You can just use .print "Hello, World!"

@Dennis Could you pull Charcoal? Thanks

@ASCII-only Done.

@Okx Done.

@Challenger5 tio.run/##S85ITc7@/1/JIzUnJ19HITy/KCdFUSn//38A

@Okx Fixed. github.com/TryItOnline/tryitonline/commit/…

@Dennis Thanks!

@Dennis Could you pull and rebuild Cubically? If you run make tio it will generate a new executable rubiks-tio that is actually compatible with TryItOnline

Because right now the debugging output looks like terrible due to nonworking ANSI codes

Not at my computer right now; I'll pull it later. I can't see the control characters myself, but that probably varies from browser to browser.

Oh okay, sounds good

how does TIO terminate a program after 60 seconds? In particular, can the interpreter react to the termination? It strikes me that several languages could be made more usable on TIO by flushing things like stdout buffers upon timeout

@ais523 It sends SigInt, and then after 5 more seconds it's nuked completely.

oh, perfect, I was hoping it would be something like that :-)

@ais523 It also uses stdbuf -o0 -e0, so unless the interpreyer itself is buffering, all output produced in the first 60 seconds should be received by the browser.

@Dennis Can you pull Charcoal again?

Not that urgent because I just realized I need to fix another bug :(

In a while. Still not at a computer...