The Nineteenth Byte

Well, the error is probably in this line: p = Popen(['o-ide', '-e', code], stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, universal_newlines=True, shell=True)

Alex A.

5:14 AM

ninja'd

Anonymous

Are you seriously doing shell=True? BADBADBAD

phase

@Mego I've got most of it working, but now the Popen method can't find the o-ide executable

That was the only thing that made it work ;-;

well, not fail

El'endia Starman

@phase ./o-ide?

phase

@El'endiaStarman tried it, doesn't work with Popen

El'endia Starman

ah, okay

Anonymous

5:16 AM

You should feel special, I'm opening Atom for this

Alex A.

Your IDE binary is in ./bin/o-ide

Popen is looking for it in . I think

phase

@AlexA. wait what how

Alex A.

Check your Makefile

gcc o2.c -DIDE -o bin/o-ide

phase

@AlexA. oh I'm not using that

Anonymous

$ make
gcc o2.c -o o
gcc: error: o2.c: No such file or directory
gcc: fatal error: no input files
compilation terminated.
Makefile:3: recipe for target 'build' failed
make: *** [build] Error 1

Anonymous

5:17 AM

So far so good

phase

Don't use le make

Anonymous

Fix le make

phase

just do gcc o.c -o o

er wait

the ide.py should build it by itself

El'endia Starman

r = check_call(['gcc', 'o.c', '-DIDE', '-o', 'o-ide', '-lm'])

phase

yes that

Anonymous

5:18 AM

I'll send you a pull request when I get it working

Alex A.

> O code could not be compile

> could not be compile

phase

@AlexA. wait woah where

Alex A.

> be compile

ide.py

El'endia Starman

Line 15.

phase

@AlexA. oh I though that was in the log

Alex A.

5:19 AM

No, it's in your code.

i knew that :P

Fix it.

nawww

^^

ಠ_ಠ

5:19 AM

gramer aint lik dat

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Alex A.

@phase Fix it.

All the words. Fix them.

phase

@AlexA. I will think about fixing it, and then i aint doin dat

Alex A.

sigh

El'endia Starman

@phase: What about /o-ide or /home/path/o-ide?

phase

5:23 AM

it should be in the same directory

it works fine on Windows

El'endia Starman

hmm, okay

GamrCorps

Hey guys, I'm finally back!

After like a week

Yayyy!

@GamrCorps o/

o/

5:24 AM

o.

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/|\
/\

El'endia Starman

@phase: shell=True security vulnerabilities

GamrCorps

@phase can't get the legs right eh?

El'endia Starman

Now I agree with @Mego on that. BADBADBAD

phase

I don't care about security vulnerabilities for code that doesn't work.

I believe that those threats are only for entire commands that are being inputted

El'endia Starman

/me crafts a script to exploit-.... test that when it's working

phase

5:28 AM

I input last night

2

yeah noooo

Alex A.

I was wrong as panda bananas, Douglas

El'endia Starman

Looks like both are right, actually.

> verb (used with object), inputted or input, inputting.

(Dictionary.com)

phase

alex-is-always-wrong

2

Optimizer

I think the pinned message effect has worn off now.

El'endia Starman

@Optimizer Oh really?

36 stars now, y'see?

BAM. 37 stars now!

Optimizer

5:31 AM

@El'endiaStarman dude, effect of the message.

Alex A.

sighs and cancels superfluous stars

Optimizer

don't you dare cancel the stars on the tag. They are not superfluous :P

phase

13 minutes of battery left, cat on my lap, help

Alex A.

@phase Cat snuggles are worth computer death. Treasure the feline company. They are our overlords.

@Optimizer Don't worry, I didn't. ;)

Anonymous

@phase github.com/phase/o/pull/37

Optimizer

5:34 AM

good to see I invested my stars in the right message!

Anonymous

I fixed your stuff phase

GamrCorps

Btw, here is the preliminary operators for the language that I am making: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/… any feedback?

(besides more non-trig ones)

Anonymous

@GamrCorps Less Google Docs, more GitHub

GamrCorps

Good point, its just my brainstorming and planning sheet though.

Optimizer

There are just too many bugs in the chat

El'endia Starman

5:40 AM

@Optimizer I was so confused until I looked at the user list.

Optimizer

;)

Anonymous

@GamrCorps Use less similar colors for implemented and work-in-progress. I'm colorblind, and have no idea which in the list belong to which category.

El'endia Starman

@Mego Red/green color-blindness?

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Primarily protanopia, but some degree of tritanopia as well

El'endia Starman

....to Wikipedia!

Anonymous

5:47 AM

"Red-green" is not a useful term, because there are 3 different kinds of "red-green" colorblindness

El'endia Starman

gotcha

Interesting.

2

Anonymous

To me, the normal and protanopia lines look almost identical

El'endia Starman

Ahhh, huh.

Optimizer

is that a chart to identify the type of color blindness?

feersum

Tritanopia looks trippy.

Anonymous

5:49 AM

It doesn't work well for diagnosing (there are much better tests)

El'endia Starman

It's a really weird concept to consider that you have no idea what the "normal" line actually looks like.

Anonymous

But it demonstrates what people with different types of colorblindness see as the "normal" line

Optimizer

I see a tetris block in there

Anonymous

Well, more like approximates

Optimizer

rotated T

Anonymous

5:50 AM

The 4th column is all very similar to me also. If you had a key with the colors each representing something different, and a table of colored things, I wouldn't know which is which.

El'endia Starman

The blues look almost identical, though the tritanopia one is slightly different.

GamrCorps

^

Optimizer

its decreasing in intensity from top to bottom

dark blue to lighter

Anonymous

I can recognize that they are different (but very similar, to me) colors, but I can't match colors that are that similar unless they are very close in proximity

Optimizer

on firefox, the developer tools menu > eye dropper > see rgb values as you hover

El'endia Starman

5:53 AM

phase

@Mego make ide returned exit code 2

so failure

Anonymous

Because I have a terrible time distinguishing colors, I normally don't even really think about what color something is (or what color I think it is)

El'endia Starman

> Illustration of the distribution of cone cells in the fovea of an individual with normal color vision (left), and a color blind (protanopic) retina. Note that the center of the fovea holds very few blue-sensitive cones.

Anonymous

@phase What was the error that was printed?

El'endia Starman

I actually get now why you have a harder time with blues. The signal from them is just less strong.

phase

5:55 AM

@Mego loads of undefined trig functions being used in the interpreter

Anonymous

@phase ...add -lm to the end of each of the compile commands in the Makefile

Anonymous

I forgot that older versions of gcc are retarded and don't automatically link libmath

phase

pushing right now....

El'endia Starman

@GamrCorps FYI, there are also hyperbolic trig functions.

GamrCorps

@El'endiaStarman Crap, forgot about those...

feersum

5:58 AM

More likely then not you'll never need hyperbolic trig in a golf challenge.

GamrCorps

I agree

El'endia Starman

That's true. I included them in mine anyway. :P

feersum

And if you do you can easily calcualte them manually.

Anonymous

Seriously has enough single-byte operators that including hyperbolic trig functions didn't warrant any consideration

Anonymous

I think I still have like 30 bytes not being used for anything

Anonymous

6:00 AM

brb

GamrCorps

Well, I'm going to bed. Good night everyone!

phase

o/

El'endia Starman

G'night!

phase

@Mego now I'm getting Makefile warnings and it can't find the binary created

Alex A.

@phase What are the make warnings?

phase

6:08 AM

@AlexA. All teh failures

Alex A.

> Warning: File `Makefile' has modification time 63 s in the future

What the hell

phase

I have no idea why we need to call a Makefile in the first place ,_,

Alex A.

You don't need to. You could refactor this to avoid make.

phase

refactor you mean remove all mego's <s>failures</s> work

dafuq how does one scath

Alex A.

I don't mean that, no.

phase

6:13 AM

;_______________________________;

El'endia Starman

phase

oh no teh blak hole is gonna eat teh wite ruum

Alex A.

I would barf all day everyday if this were in my house.

phase

@Mego Aren't you on Linux?

Alex A.

6:31 AM

No, he loooooves Windows 10. ಠ_ಠ

phase

wait really?

alex can you try it?

Heroku is running some Posix OS, and OSX has an X in it, so it may work

Anonymous

I'm running Windows 10 with Cygwin, and also use a Debian VM

Anonymous

I suspect file property shenanigans

phase

hot dog...

feersum

Well this is annoying... I dereferenced null and divided by 0 but can't get my program to crash.

5

phase

6:38 AM

Because crashing the program is what every programmer wants

Alien G

@phase Instead of printing, I just divide by 0 to make sure that part of the code executes.

Anonymous

Alright, here's what you do @phase

Anonymous

p = Popen(['./%s'%files[0], '-e', code], stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, universal_newlines=True)

phase

I'm all ears @Mego

Anonymous

That is working as expected for me

Alex A.

6:45 AM

@phase Impeccable logic. :P OS X is a POSIX-compliant OS AFAIK. I think the only common non-POSIX OS these days is Windows.

OS X is based on FreeBSD.

Anonymous

I dunno why the makefile was giving you that weird error but

Alex A.

> error but

phase

@Mego any variation of anything I've tried works fine on Windows

Alex A.

but what

Anonymous

Just doing p = Popen([files[0], '-e', code], stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, universal_newlines=True) tries to find oide in your path

Anonymous

6:47 AM

It'll work fine in Windows because Windows includes the current directory in your path

Anonymous

POSIX shells don't

phase

I AM SOMEWHAT AWESOME

Anonymous

So you have to explicitly include the ./ for POSIX-compliance

Anonymous

Why are you getting REPL output?

phase

No clue!

Anonymous

6:49 AM

Anonymous

That's what I see

Anonymous

(note the localhost)

phase

oh wow

doooooood it works

Alex A.

On Heroku?

Anonymous

happy dance

phase

6:51 AM

o-lang.herokuapp.com/link/code=io&input=hi

Anonymous

This was a triumph

Alien G

That moment when your dev team asks you to setup networking for a project in a day... How long should I actually ask for?

Anonymous

@AlienG How long until your next paycheck?

Alien G

@Mego never. (Not being payed :P)

Anonymous

@AlienG Ask for infinity days, then

phase

6:52 AM

:25399397 You have to link it as one thing, like do the [ ] ( ) thing

Anonymous

The most important question in project management is "are we still getting paid?"

Alien G

@Mego "Still"? "Am I ever getting payed?"

phase

or replace each space with %20

Alex A.

@phase @Mego goo.gl/MJaquB

phase

I should probably do that automatically...

Anonymous

6:53 AM

@AlienG *paid, and if the answer is no, run

Anonymous

@phase You should use my super awesome encoding scheme

Alex A.

@phase Yes, please do, otherwise permalinks with spaces in the input would be incredibly irritating

phase

@Mego I may

Alien G

@Mego Not good enough to get a job, too good to work with people my age.... (Besides @GamrCorps)

El'endia Starman

Also replace ( and ) with %28 and %29 if you don't want markdown links getting messed up.

Anonymous

6:55 AM

URIComponentEncode is your friend

Alien G

Though money isn't a issue for me, I just want to learn :S

El'endia Starman

You have to do the parens replacement yourself though.

phase

o-lang.herokuapp.com/link/…

Anonymous

Though the best way to do it is encodeURIComponent(btoa(unescape(EncodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(data)))))

phase

what is btoa?

Anonymous

6:57 AM

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Anonymous

Base64 encode

phase

ah

Anonymous

(bintoascii)

Alex A.

That feeling when I think, "Oh it might be fun to contribute to the O source," then I look at o.c.

2

Anonymous

> TFW I want to contribute to a project and then I see main.c

Anonymous

6:59 AM

I need to learn Cython so I can make Seriously less bad

Alex A.

> TFW I want to contribute to a project and then I take a single look at the repo

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