@Dennis Going down.

@Dennis Back up.

Seems to be back up.

ninja'd

@Dennis is it intentional that TIO displays null bytes as spaces?

How TIO displays null bytes is mostly up to your browser.

Oh, that makes sense.

@Dennis How did you get Swift running on Fedora? I can't find a tiosetup entry, and the only packages available are for Ubuntu.

@Pavel Swift comes from copr, specifically copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/tcg/devel.

@Dennis Easier said than done.

> The Block Storage beta is currently at capacity. Please try again later.

@Dennis can you pull Pyt?

@mudkip201 Done.

thanks

@Dennis Thanks!

@Dennis do you compile Retina for TIO or do you just use the compiled exe in the repo?

Let me check.

Second option. tio.run/##S0oszvj/PzmxREE/v6BEvyQzvzi1pLRAPycxL700MT21WL8otSQzL/…

Why's it pinned to a specific commit?

Because the next version won't be backwards-compatible.

I'm adding a reference to another assembly in the project right now (so I can use BigIntegers). I hope the exe is still gonna work out of the box then.

I can compile it if I should.

@MartinEnder BigInteger is still part of the .NET standard library, there's no reason that mono wouldn't be able to handle it.

yeah, I'd hope so, but I have no clue how running .NET under Unix actually works

@Dennis can you try running the following program against input 123123123 using the latest Retina commit?

.+
$.(**)

@MartinEnder The Mono people have done an amazing job of making it work virtually the same way as under Windows. By the way, have you tried Retina under .NET Core? I don't imagine it uses anything that requires the full framework.

is there any easy way to change the visual studio project config to test this?

@MartinEnder 29?

nope

that's super odd though, that isn't even the correct result for an overflow

That was locally. I'll try again on TIO.

Wait.

@MartinEnder Yeah, set <TargetFramework>netcoreapp2.0</TargetFramework> in the .csproj

123123123
15159303417273129

that's right, thanks

Stupid text editor added a trailing newline.

@Pavel I don't even seem to have the SDK installed, I guess I'll try that some other time. Thanks though!

@Dennis oh right, I should've figured that out...

@MartinEnder I just tried and it didn't work for some odd reason, but what did work was dotnet new console --name retina and then just copying over every file with a .cs extension.

@MartinEnder Do all the tests currently succeed for you? Here's what I get: gist.github.com/pavelbraginskiy/…

@Pavel yeah, the random tests occasionally need a rerun. The random tests succeed about 90%-95% of the time, but I've got so many of them, that I usually get a failure or two when running all tests.

I could reduce those false negatives by reducing the confidence of the tests or by increasing the number of samples, but I have no grasp on when the confidence is too low to be reliable and doing more samples would make the test start taking significant time.

@MartinEnder Well, anyway, here's a thing I just put together: github.com/pavelbraginskiy/retina-core

@Pavel let's take this to the Retina room so we don't clutter the TIO talk :)

@Dennis could you pull Attache?

@ConorO'Brien That didn't work.

/opt/attache/lib.rb:110:in `block in <top (required)>': private method `define_method' called for TrueClass:Class (NoMethodError)
Did you mean?  define_singleton_method
        from /opt/attache/lib.rb:109:in `each'
        from /opt/attache/lib.rb:109:in `<top (required)>'
        from /opt/attache/AtState.rb:1:in `require_relative'
        from /opt/attache/AtState.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'
        from /opt/attache/attache.rb:4:in `require_relative'
        from /opt/attache/attache.rb:4:in `<main>'