I’ve finally got my debugger-nub back to the point I had it at in late July, before I started a major refactor to split it into separate CORBA and debugger domains (and spent some time adding bits of functionality to the LLVM project's JIT support, and had to adapt to various evolving JIT interfaces)
promovicz @promovicz listens with interest. I've been wondering about CORBA turning up in the changelogs.
I believe my (booted with release) opendylan thinks it should use the (batteries) LLVM that was included with the bootstrap.
the system version might be way-old though. I guess LLVM distribution is going to remain a pain. I recently talked to a FreeBSD packager who listed me around ~15 LLVM build trees in ports.
packagers hate "bring your own" versions of course. but we wouldn't be so bad because we don't require constant rebuilds like rust does. which for maintainers might mean a multiple-day wait for the ARM and risc-V machines.
My lack of thinking like a C programmer has struck again. "Each index MUST be in the range [0, "charcnt" - 1]; it designates the NUL-terminated string of octets starting at position "idx" in the time zone designations." I was not expecting a single run of non-zero characters to represent two strings, one of which is a suffix. :)
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For that particular case, characters like 'c' have low-order tag bits of #b10, and integers have low-order tag bits of #b01
I like a lot of https://flix.dev/principles/ but I think not supporting binary literals is going a bit too far. (I could do without octal though.)
the advantage is that you can sort-of treat all things equal. everything is an object. everything is the instance of a class.
(Even though it doesn't matter)
It's interesting the hacks I've made when I don't know how to do something. I was trying to convert the string
"123"into the vector
[1, 2 ,3]and didn't see the as operator...
I'm not sure if there is a quick off-hand inspector specifically for that.
and if you declare slots on it you will also get efficient slots.
promovicz @promovicz yields to housel because he will know these things better. my memory of those things is a bit fuzzy after to many language implementations I guess.
distributions not versions
before opendylan there used to be an effort around gwydion dylan, but that is considered obsolete now.
I've been working on the build system today, and bignums.
I should really push this run. let's start rebasing.
So https://github.com/Slids/advent-of-code-2021/blob/e5d4f4a949716f4f57ffe52305137bb246a4f995/day-13/day-13.dylan#L34 I create a fold-x fold-y local, but it should be simple to just have fold (seq, int) and then use curry to give map a function (setting the value of int to 0 or 1)
nvm, rtfm
(with
rcurry in that case, of course)