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ATaco

01:58

@Dennis Mind doing another pull?

Dennis

@ATaco Done.

ATaco

Thanks

2 hours later…

mınxomaτ

04:24

@Dennis Well, I'm an idiot again. I wasn't actually on Fedora but on CentOS 7. So COS + SEL at least works.

Dennis

CentOS and Fedora shouldn't have any differences wrt SELinux. And I have to test CentOS anyway to know if I can move to OVH. After Scaleway (and I don't really trust them with TIO), they seem to offer the best performance per dollar.

mınxomaτ

Have you tested if SEL is working in our OVH sandbox?

Dennis

SELinux works fine. It's even enabled by default, as it should be on CentOS.

Didn't get a chance to try to set up everything else though.

1 hour later…

ATaco

06:06

@Dennis Mind doing the last Pull of RprogN2 for the day?

Dennis

06:21

Done.

ATaco

06:38

Thanks

Andrew Savinykh

06:55

@Pavel merged, thanks!

Pavel

^-^

6 hours later…

betseg

13:00

@Dennis I have a code that works on Ideone but doesn't work on TIO any ideas?

betseg

13:10

tio.run/nexus/…

Wat

Dennis

13:27

@betseg Using functions from math.h (which defines only the prototype, not the actual function), required passing -lm to the linker. Unfortunately, that's not possible right now. I should be able to implement compiler flags in the next couple of days though.

betseg

13:38

@Dennis But it works if pow() is in main(), how does it work?

Dennis

It's not that it only works in main, it works only if the compiler knows the arguments to pow so it can apply it at compiler time.

tio.run/nexus/… vs tio.run/nexus/…

betseg

Ohhh

Got it

2 hours later…

Fatalize

15:41

@Dennis Can you please pull Brachylog?

Ven

16:39

@Dennis on repl.it, there's a small textbox to filter language name. are you interested in such a feature?

Oh my bad. TIO v2 already has that...

Dennis

@Ven Yeah, I just didn't get a chance to port it yet. I'll do that asap.

@Fatalize Done.

Ven

Sounds amazing.Thanks for being always so quick.:)

hehehe, and the Perl 6 compiler is up-to-date.

Dennis

@Ven Not sure if it will be quick (it's on heck of a to-do list), but I'll try to get it done this week.

Ven

Whatever's done is amazing.

Dennis

Ven

16:51

why is a Haskell whitespace interpreter on the TIO github org? :P

Dennis

@Ven It was written for an ancient version of Haskell, so @AndrewSavinykh made the necessary modifications and published them.

Ven

Okay, it makes sense.

Fatalize

17:41

@Dennis Thanks!

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muddyfish

20:01

@Dennis how should I ask you to add pyke to TIO?

Dennis

← 1 message moved from The Nineteenth Byte

@muddyfish You just did. ;) I actually tried to add it once, but I had a few problems. Don't remember what they were though. I'll try again later today.

muddyfish

@Dennis I would have been happy to at least attempt to help :P

Dennis

I'm currently rewriting the API; it will go live in a few minutes. If that goes well, I'll try adding Pyke.

Fatalize

20:56

@Dennis Can you please pull Brachylog?

Dennis

@Fatalize Done.

Fatalize

Thanks!

Pavel

@Dennis what's the new API for?

Was there anything wrong with the old one?

Dennis

With the old API, every new feature would require a rewrite. The new one is flexible and can incorporate more features without breaking compatibility with third-party products and cached browser tabs.

Pavel

Neat!

So this is related to permalink creation?

Dennis

21:11

Not at all.

There are some features I've been wanting to introduce though (e.g. compiler flags) that would have required rewriting the API anyway. Not completely, but this way the work has to be done only once.

Pavel

Got it. Well, I've use TIO today, everything worked normally.

Dennis

It should. I did extensive testing before switching it on.

Dennis

21:40

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Dennis

22:13

@muddyfish This is what happens why I try to run a Hello World program. tio.run/nexus/… (look in Debug)

muddyfish

@Dennis It apparently only runs when in the same directory. That's a bug and I'll fix it and ping you when I'm done

@Dennis could you try again now?

Dennis

22:29

Git says nothing changed.

There it is.

muddyfish

Took a while to push

Dennis

Now I need ephem. (Why didn't I need that before?)

Pavel

Ephem is the astronomy package, isn't it?

muddyfish

@Dennis because it wasn't importing the actual things that accept code. I use dynamic importing for ease of development :P

@Pavel Yes. I use it for things like next_full_moon

@muddyfish Don't ask. I got bored

Pavel

That's a thing in PYKE?

Dennis

22:32

.oO(muddyfish is clearly a wolf. Why are you surprised?)

muddyfish

@Pavel as well as distance_from_earth which allows planets, moons and artificial satellites

@Dennis I don't suppose you could get the rickrolling builtin working on TIO? :)

Dennis

I could.

But I won't.

Pavel

That would require internet access tho

muddyfish

Didn't think so somehow

@Pavel I just redirected to the video whenever the output included ""Never gonna let you down""

Dennis

Alright, two remaining problems: 1. I get an EOFError when the input is empty. No code is executed. 2. RUNNING: '"Hello, World!' (14 bytes) and similar messages should really go to STDERR.

Pavel

22:36

It should try to open the video, but if it can't be accessed, print the entire lyrics to StdErr.

muddyfish

@Dennis 2 is fixed and pushed

Dennis

Working well.

Pavel

Not for me

tio.run/nexus/… is still an error

Dennis

Because 1 hasn't been fixed yet.

Pavel

Oh, k.

tio.run/nexus/… gives BAD EVAL

Dennis

22:45

That's because the eval is bad. Obviously.

Pavel

But... why?

Dennis

Try 42 instead of "".

Pavel

Ooh

Dennis

You need a literal. Any literal.

Pavel

Except a string literal

Dennis

22:48

That works too. But Bash eats the quotes.

Pavel

<<< "foobar" doesn't work.

(Neither does <<< foobar)

Dennis

Try <<< '"foobar"'.

Or \"foobar\".

Pavel

Oh, a PYKE literal

I get it now

Dennis

Python, but yes.

Pavel

So I was looking at the Java wrapper, and it has a lot of code which (I think?) determines how many .class files there are. How can you create multiple files with TIO?

Dennis

22:58

By defining multiple classes, I assume.

tio.run/nexus/bash#@5@cWKJgp@CbmJmnl5VYlsgFIpKR@DnF//…

Pavel

I did not know you could have multiple classes like that.

Huh

muddyfish

23:12

@Dennis pushed

Dennis

\o/