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Dennis

00:01

@DJMcMayhem The logs of v1 are sadly lost. I don't have the DO snapshot anymore, and I didn't download them either (multiple Gigabytes, slow internet connection). Are you interested in the Nexus logs? They only cover the last three months plus/minus a few days.

DJMcMayhem

@Dennis sure

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem OK, since Dec 1 until today, V has been used 7867 times.

Only counts Nexus, not v2.

Pavel

How many people have run a program from v2, at all? Curious.

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem That makes it the sixth most used language btw.

DJMcMayhem

00:17

Cool!

Pavel

What's the first most used language?

DJMcMayhem

Jelly?

Dennis

Yes.

DJMcMayhem

I'm guessing the top six are jelly, osabie, retina, ... Uh...

Pavel

osabie?

Oh, 05ab1e

Dennis

00:18

@Pavel 7878 in the same time frame.

Here's the top 20:

  41672 jelly
  30389 05ab1e
  14540 python2
  14440 bash
   9771 retina
   7872 v
   7561 c-gcc
   6986 python3
   6808 cjam
   5827 brachylog2
   5461 brain-flak
   4793 matl
   3944 j
   3801 perl6
   3728 perl
   3530 pyth
   3251 haskell
   3089 brainfuck
   2971 powershell
   2226 java-openjdk

Pavel

I run bash TIO whenever I want to look at something's man page.

Dennis

I use it to test stuff before actually changing things on the server.

Pavel

Also, can you add Words to TIO? I checked /usr/share/dict/ and it's empty.

Dennis

Done.

Pavel

Thanks

I just cated linux.words and it froze the tab ;-;

I just did it again. Why did I do that again?

Dennis

00:47

It froze the tab? On which device/browser?

Andrew Savinykh

01:09

@Dennis Words?

Dennis

/usr/share/dict/words is a dictionary that's present by default on most desktop distros.

Andrew Savinykh

@Dennis so how to add it?

Dennis

dnf install words or dnf install /usr/share/dict/words.

Andrew Savinykh

@Dennis I'll add this

Dennis

Thanks!

Pavel

01:30

@Dennis Chrome on Windows 10

It's also a really bad laptop with a ton of crap put on it by my school, so it probably just couldn't handle that much output.

Dennis

What exactly do you mean by freeze? The wheel stops for a split second here, but that's about it.

Pavel

The page stops doing anything. I can't scroll, interact with fields, click the back button, refresh the page, etc.

Closing the tab works.

Dennis

O_O

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CalculatorFeline

03:43

@Dennis Syms?

Pavel

And add compiler options while you're at it.

Dennis

@CalculatorFeline I'd need an example program to test if it's working. Preferably Hello World.

@Pavel Sure, because that totally takes the same amount of time as adding a language. :P

CalculatorFeline

Hello World? That's just {Hello world!}>.

Dennis

@CalculatorFeline Is it Syms or syms?

CalculatorFeline

The file is syms.py. (Who capitalizes their program names?)

Dennis

03:52

.NET developers, but that's not what I meant.

Should I capitalize the language's name on TIO and auto-generated permalinks or not?

I'm asking since the <h1> title on GitHub says syms. But you seem to use Syms everywhere else, so I'll go with that for now.

@CalculatorFeline tio.run/nexus/syms#@1/tkZqTk6@jEJ5flJOiWGv3/z8A

CalculatorFeline

The language itself is called Syms. (Who capitalizes their repository names?)

Pavel

@CalculatorFeline i do

Dennis

.NET developers.

CalculatorFeline

Good to know.

Dennis

And the <h1> title in your README.md is unrelated to your repo name. :P

Andrew Savinykh

04:01

bloody .NET developers

Dennis

;)

Pavel

What do they think they're doing, ripping off my beautiful Java with this C# thing

Dennis

I suspect this is because of NTFS's case-insensitivity. Mixed cases are a pain on ext4.

Pavel

I've always wondered what happens if a make two files called a and A on WSL, but never at any point when I have access to WSL.

Dennis

World Surf League?

Pavel

04:10

Windows Subsystem for Linux

CalculatorFeline

@Dennis Feature request: If the program is stopped manually, can existing output be displayed? This would make debugging infinite loops in Syms easier (and probably a few other languages)

Dennis

I'll look into it.

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mınxomaτ

12:14

@Pavel I think I've linked you this many times, but here wo go. This will answer all misconceptions or questions about WSL: youtube.com/watch?v=36Ykla27FIo

3 hours later…

Downgoat

15:38

@Dennis question: are you able to tell me how many time Cheddar has been run on TIO?

Dennis

Only how many times it was run from Nexus. I can't gather the data for your client.

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CalculatorFeline

16:57

@Dennis Please pull Syms.

Dennis

@CalculatorFeline Done.

CalculatorFeline

Dennis

@Downgoat Since December, 156 Cheddar snippets were run from Nexus. Another 604 were run from your client, but I don't have any reliable data when it comes to the languages.

Downgoat

17:42

Hm, thanks

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Dennis

19:11

Compiler flags should be available in the next 12 hours. I'll have to add them one by one for the languages though, so now would be a good time to mention that language X needs them.

ETHproductions

19:26

@Dennis Could you please pull Japt when you get a chance?

Dennis

@ETHproductions Done.

ETHproductions

Thanks :-)

Pavel

20:19

@Dennis Java 8 and 9, C/C++, PHP, VBN, C#, F#

@Dennis Kotlin, Groovy, Scala (Not sure about those, but they are JVM langs)

betseg

@Dennis Vala

Downgoat

What's the difference between compiler flags and CLAs?

Are CLAs put when executing the compiled file?

Pavel

@Downgoat command --compilerflags filename --CLAs

Anonymous

@Downgoat A compiler flag is passed to the compiler. A CLA is passed to the executable.

Anonymous

So for compiling a C file, you'd have gcc [compiler flags] -o a a.c && ./a [CLAs]

Pavel

20:30

@Pavel those are interpreter flags for Perl and PHP and such

List of programming languages by type

This is a list of notable programming languages, grouped by type. (Because there is no overarching classification scheme for programming languages, in many cases a language will be listed under multiple headings). == Array language == Array programming (also known as vector or multidimensional) languages generalize operations on scalars to apply transparently to vectors, matrices, and higher-dimensional arrays. == Assembly languages == Assembly languages directly correspond to a machine language (see below) so machine code instructions appear in a form understandable by humans. Assemb...

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