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Benjamin Urquhart

01:20

@Dennis there's a jar in the releases tab

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Dennis

03:04

@BenjaminUrquhart tio.run/#forget

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Jono 2906

04:09

@Dennis thanks!

A__

04:23

@Dennis I just discovered a practical programming language RIDE by clicking on an advertisement. It seems that TIO does not have this language. (RIDE possibly requires payment; I will try to use it first.)

Wonderful, I can run it online, but I would still like to see it on TIO.

A__

04:46

@Dennis Add Gulf.

@Dennis Add Minipy.

@Dennis Add Microscript.

@Dennis Add Microscript II.

@Dennis Add @. There is an executable in the repo.

@Dennis Add Kepler.

@Dennis Add Jumper.

@Dennis Add A:;.

@Dennis Add ACL.

@Dennis Add Autopsy.

@Dennis Add Beturing.

@Dennis Add Biota.

@Dennis Add Befalse.

@Dennis Add Befreak.

@Dennis Add But Is It Art?

@Dennis Add Braktif.

@Dennis Add Byter.

(Or maybe I should wait until there is a TIO for all of these languages.)

Quick, before I forget all of them...

@Dennis Add ABC (esoteric).

@Dennis Add Aeolbonn.

@Dennis Add ABCR.

@Dennis Add ACIDIC.

@Dennis Add ABCs.

@Dennis Add 1+

@Dennis Add 123.

@EdgyNerd It would be great if there is a translator from BF to iag.

A__

05:26

For all my Dennis posts, s\^\"I was wondering if you could" Sorry for forgetting to be polite.

@Dennis I was wondering if you could Add Super Stack!.

MilkyWay90

That's a lot

@Dennis Once you are done with that huge, huge, huge, pile of languages, could you pull Whenever?

A__

06:21

That is simply 1/13 of all of the languages I want to add. I will wait until Dennis finished all of them to request another 1/13.

Jono 2906

06:56

@A__ Hol' up. If 1/13th of all the languages you want added is 24, does that mean you want over 300 languages added in total?

A__

@Jono2906 Yes, I plan to make TIO support 1000+ languages. (and counting)

EdgyNerd

07:28

Isn't TIO on github? Can't other people add languages or is Dennis the only one who can

Jono 2906

@A__ oh wow. That'll be fun! I take it these languages will be every esolang from esolangs.org

EdgyNerd

Adding 300 languages sounds extremely tedious

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feersum

08:31

TIO is going to have to add rate limiting for requests.

New language requests, that is.

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A__

11:24

@Dennis In reply to the second message of this chatroom, I have decided to create a programming language called talk.

I invented an acronym for pulling languages in TIO: cypp=could you please pull; or cyp=could you pull

For MilkyWay90's pull: cyp Whenever?

Dennis

11:47

30 pings. That ought to be a record...

@A__ That's a noble idea, but there's only one of me and I do have some other stuff to do. ;)

If you want to add languages in bulk, you'll have to submit pull requests for the tryitonline and tiosetup repos.

@EdgyNerd Anybody can submit a pull request, yes. Unless you set up your own TIO server, you can't really test your PR though...

I should work on a way for trusted users to temporarily add languages (to the server, not the repo), so would just have to OK them before they get listed.

@EdgyNerd I'd have to write it myself, but I don't think I understand the specification well enough to do so.

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Dennis

19:12

@Pavel Regent requires an ancient version of LLVM and clang. Is this a language that's going to be used or just something that would be nice to have?

@OlivierGrégoire Pulled Java 12. Sorry this took so long.

I'd rather not add --enable-preview to the wrapper. Default flags should, in my opinion, be absolutely necessary.

Or is there a compelling reason for this that I'm unaware of?

Dennis

19:32

@flawr pip3 install torch is a 1.3 GiB install. Is this something that's going to be used or just something that would be nice to have?

Charlie

20:03

@Dennis thank you very much! Nonetheless I'm afraid the "input" field contents are not being redirected to the interpreter...

Dennis

20:14

@Charlie I'm not sure how that's possible. The wrapper redirects .input.tio to STDIN...

It seems to consider command-line arguments input, not STDIN. tio.run/##Ky4tSC3KTSzKzM9JzEv//19Hj8vW9v9/x/9OAA

Charlie

20:41

@Dennis yes, my code reads the input from the command-line arguments, I'll try to fix that then

Benjamin Urquhart

@Dennis thanks

Charlie

@Dennis the wrapper should be SuperMarioLang.dll arguments .code.tio .input.tio, maybe

flawr

@Dennis oh ok, it probably more on the "nice to have"-side. (pytorch is a deep learning framework, soon probably just as popular as tensorflow, and still growing) (maybe the cpu-only version might be a bit smaller, but probably still around 1GB)

How much space does the whole TIO take up anyway?

Dennis

21:36

@flawr Roughly 40 GiB.

flawr

@Dennis oh, I expected it to be a lot more, that is surprizing!

Dennis

@Charlie If SuperMarioLang cannot read from STDIN at all, I can change it to ... "$(<.input.tio)", yes.

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