dalek arVM: 41836eb | jnthn++ | src/6model/s (3 files):
Implement deserialize bit of object repo.
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arVM: 9345cbe | jnthn++ | src/core/interp.c:
Scatter some SC object write barriers.

Taken from all the places the JVM backend puts them.		 00:11
jnthn Note that you'll need to rebuild Moar, NQP and Rakudo with the latest stuff I've done. 00:12
If you managed to reproduce what I have, Test.pm now pre-compiles and 4 sanity tests fail. 00:14
*manage
dalek arVM: 576042c | jnthn++ | src/6model/reprs/P6opaque.c:
Fix clone/null sentinel interaction bug.
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[Coke] I just built rakudo-moar... "make test" is trying to run perl6-p ? 01:02
jnthn [Coke]: Likely just makefile copy-pasto 01:04
[Coke]: I've been invoking prove directly
[Coke]: Feel free to commit a fix, of course :) 01:08
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[Coke] gist.github.com/coke/8016363 looks like a good start, but I get a makefile error when I rebuild. 02:25
moritz [Coke]: the rebuild error looks unrelated to your patch 02:30
[Coke] if the patch looks good, feel free to apply. sleep here soon. (and why are you awake?) 02:35
oh, you did already. :)
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moritz why am I awake? $daughter is to blame :-) 03:03
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dalek arVM: 0005ecc | jnthn++ | src/core/exceptions.c:
Handle CONTROL category correctly.
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jnthn That was at least half of why warnings ended up fatal. 10:12
FROGGS cool 10:15
timotimo \o/
FROGGS .oO( or rather (Cool) ? )
jnthn And fixed another issue in NQP related to it 10:16
Now they still end up fatal. grr.
But the handler actually runs.
So, suspect nqp::resume is not doing quite what it needs to... 10:17
FROGGS builds everything
jnthn oh hmm, how on earth does resume work... 10:19
FROGGS I did that me thinks
jnthn I don't quite understand wha tit's doing. 10:21
FROGGS so at least you don't need to blame the weatherman :o)
jnthn Of note, I don't see it updating tc->cur_frame anywhere...
Also I think it's trying to make non-resumable things into resumable ones...somehow ;)
FROGGS :S 10:22
id does some magic here too: src/core/interp.c:3541
but I don't see an update on tc->cur_frame there either 10:23
jnthn Hmm
Yeah, this looks...fishy.
FROGGS I'm sorry 10:24
jnthn Don't be. It was good enough for the NQP tests for resume at least ;) 10:25
And it's *not* a nice thing to implement...
FROGGS I still think I learned something at that time, which is always nice :o) 10:28
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jnthn ooh, I may just have something that works 11:06
timotimo is eager to pull before leaving towards his train 11:11
dalek arVM: 743bc1b | jnthn++ | src/ (3 files):
Fix resumable exceptions.

Now warnings in Rakudo are not fatal.		 11:14
timotimo \o/ 11:15
jnthn Down to 3 failing sanity tests with that, btw. 11:22
timotimo wow, that's awesome!
and now i'll go train
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dalek arVM: 006f6f6 | jnthn++ | src/ (10 files):
Correctly provide invocant to invocation handlers.
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jnthn And then there were 2...
diakopter O_O 11:56
jnthn 07-op-string.t and 99-test-basic.t 11:58
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nwc10 I assume that the build shouldn't fail with: 12:24
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c: In function ‘p6capturelex’:
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c:333: error: too few arguments to function ‘MVM_frame_find_invokee’
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c: In function ‘p6captureouters’:
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c:350: error: too few arguments to function ‘MVM_frame_find_invokee’
jnthn Uh, not if you have the local patch I do... :) 12:25
timotimo d'oh :) 12:27
okay, i built a fresh nqp-jvm, now i can try going at the boot interop code again 12:40
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jnthn timotimo: yay :) 12:57
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timotimo (in reality, i was still missing rakudo) 13:02
(so i'm compiling that now, while playing a bit of Race The Sun in the mean time :P)
FROGGS "Rakudo has been built and installed."
I like that :o)
timotimo .his is a no-cellphone-area with "psst" icons on the walls but still people are talking to each other or on the phone :\
dalek arVM: 67d0815 | jnthn++ | src/strings/ops.c:
Fix bitwise string and.

Should take length of the shortest string.		 13:03
FROGGS ohh, the runner seems to be wrong
jnthn FROGGS: While you're looking at that stuff, "make test" doesn't work for me, but running prove --exec=perl6-m t/01-sanity does... 13:04
FROGGS k, I see what is up with the runner at least 13:05
jnthn I'm now down to just one sanity test fail 13:06
FROGGS will looks at `make test` in a sec
jnthn++
FROGGS .oO( but the he took a sanity test to the knee )
moritz jnthn: does prove --exec=perl6-m.bit t/01-sanity work? 13:07
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FROGGS bit? 13:07
that would be the problem I am about to commit 13:08
jnthn bat
FROGGS err, I would commit the fix of course
jnthn But yes, it does with .bat
FROGGS hmpf, it tries to recompile the ops now when running `make test` 13:14
moritz moar-support setting build segfaults again :( 13:23
timotimo 66 13:24
~j.
whoops.
moritz better without the j :-)
timotimo yeah, works a lot better :D 13:25
the most frustrating part is when you *think* the connection is dead
and you <cr>~. and whatever line you've partially typed before makes it out m)
FROGGS jnthn: if you set "merge => 1" to 0, in t/harness, you get: 13:28
Unhandled exception: Cannot find method 'postcircumfix:<( )>'
at <unknown>:1 (./CORE.setting.moarvm:print_exception:4294967295)
moritz is familiar with that
FROGGS ... for all tests
ahh, I think I need to wait for jnthn's local patch... 13:34
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c: In function ‘p6captureouters’:
src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c:362:9: error: too many arguments to function ‘MVM_frame_find_invokee’
nwc10 git pull, as it's already there 13:36
FROGGS ahh, have missed that... thanks!
that seems to help :o)
jnthn: `make test` does work for me now 13:41
four test files fail 13:42
11, 14, 15 and 99
jnthn You're likely missing some latest commits from Moar or NQP. 13:43
moritz missed a moar commit
FROGGS k 13:44
jnthn wtf, now I always get a segfault building Test.pm... 13:45
FROGGS :( 13:49
I hope it is there under the debugger too
see you later
plain &
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FROGGS GatherIter is kinda pressing now, right? 18:08
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jnthn Well, I'm gonna do a cheating one. 18:37
That ain't lazy
And then I'll do the continuations in the new year, unless somebody beats me to it :)
timotimo wouldn't likely be me :) 18:40
diakopter :D 18:45
timotimo jnthn: omg omg omg i think my crap works now
diakopter hopefully me
timotimo: better run to the .. oh nm
msg chanserv op #moarvm 18:48
gah
jnthn whoz op? 19:11
tiyay!
wtf 19:12
timotimo: yay :)
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jnthn Urgh, current bug is taking quite some hunting... :/ 20:25
diakopter talk it out to me :)
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jnthn Well, given these lines: 20:31
nqp::say(nqp::elems($!rest));
nqp::say(nqp::elems(nqp::getattr($x, Parcel, '$!storage')));
nqp::splice($!rest, nqp::getattr($x, Parcel, '$!storage'), 0, 0); 20:32
nqp::say(nqp::elems($!rest));
The fact the says come out with
0
1
2
Seems a bit odd
You have a list with 0 elems, you splice in a list of 1 elems, and suddenly you get a list with 2 elems.
diakopter istr splice was not thoroughly done/reviewed
jnthn I'd thought it was mostly a fairly direct port... 20:33
nwc10 jnthn: one for your later enjoyment - paste.scsys.co.uk/285849 - Can't build NQP with a MoarVM with a 2034K nursery 20:34
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jnthn nwc10: Hm, if we try to dereference each thing as we add it to the worklist, it'll crash at a much more informative place, I'd guess. 20:40
nwc10 yes, that's an interesting idea that should work 20:41
but tonight I am going to bed. And no guarantee if I have time tomorrow to figure out how many places need to be tweaked to do that 20:45
diakopter nwc10: I bet you'll have time to count to 1 :) 20:47
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jnthn argh, found it 21:06
timotimo \o/ 21:07
dalek arVM: ac15634 | jnthn++ | src/6model/reprs/MVMArray.c:
Fix double-adding of start in splice.

Led to incorrectly sized array and potentially looking at garbage.		 21:17
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lue I just pulled & compiled MVM and NQP, and now I get this with rakudo: src/vm/moar/ops/perl6_ops.c:350:5: error: too many arguments to function ‘MVM_frame_find_invokee’ 23:23
(also pulled rakudo, I should mention)
jnthn lue: That sounds like your MVM didn't make install proprely, or it went in a different place then your NQP/Rakudo ended up pointed at. 23:24
That API change happened yesterday.
lue I'll run through the process again, then. Maybe manually delete some MVM stuff o'er in the install dir. 23:25
jnthn: this is weird. The timestamp of the offending header is today, but apparently it's still mismatched with— the last git log commit was from the 15th *headdesk* 23:39
jnthn That'd do it :P 23:40
TimToady blows away all of install and nqp when he's serious about rebuilding 23:42
lue TimToady: detonating /usr/local is generally perceived as dangerous to your health :) 23:43
TimToady putting random junk in /usr/local is also generally perceived as suboptimal :) 23:47
lue /usr/local = non-package-manager programs, to me at least :) 23:50
TimToady /home/larry for me :) 23:51
lue /home feels too volatile for programs I want to use often.
jnthn: as predicted, updating my Moar repo worked, and it's moved on now :) 23:52
TimToady doesn't like putting volatile stuff into /usr/local 23:53
lue I basically treat /usr/local as the location for programs that would go in /usr, had I installed them through portage. 23:54
lue & 23:55

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