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Dennis
Dennis
1:41 AM
@ConorO'Brien tio.run/#tidy
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
1:52 AM
Is there a maximum execution size that TIO will accept?
or rather that I should execute I don't want to clog up TIO
 
Dennis
Dennis
2:08 AM
@Downgoat What do you mean by execution size?
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
@Dennis like would TIO accept it if I wanted to execute 1MB of python code
 
Dennis
Dennis
The request size is currently limited to 1,000,000 bytes. That's gzipped, so 1 MB of Python code should work.
 
 
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Conor O'Brien
Conor O'Brien
4:22 AM
@Dennis thanks!
 
Pavel
Pavel
4:35 AM
@Dennis Can you add hASM? Build with nuget restore && msbuild hASM.sln /p:Configuration=Release
If you don't include the /p flag it'll dump debug info
There's a HW in the repo
 
Conor O'Brien
Conor O'Brien
5:07 AM
@Dennis when you can, could you please pull Tidy?
 
Dennis
Dennis
5:18 AM
@Pavel I'll take a look tomorrow.
@ConorO'Brien Done.
 
Conor O'Brien
Conor O'Brien
@Dennis thanks!
 
 
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Luis Mendo
Luis Mendo
10:30 PM
@Dennis I think at some point you talked about a planned TIO feature, namely supporting test suites (not manually via header and footer as is done now, but something more automatic). Are you planning to do that? (Or maybe I just got it wrong?) I'm asking because we are considering a modification in MATL to make it easier to do test suites with the current set-up, but it would be pointless to include it if TIO is going to support test suites automatically
 
 
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Dennis
Dennis
11:36 PM
@LuisMendo Yes, I've been wanting to implement multipart requests (usable for test suites and polyglots) for a while now. However, testing a MATL program with 10 inputs would still require launching the MATL interpreter 10 times, so supporting test suites internally could speed up the process significantly.
 
Luis Mendo
Luis Mendo
11:53 PM
@Dennis Haha yes, the MATL interpreter is not the fastest. Thanks, I think I'll go ahead then
 

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