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svnbot6 | r12498 | trey++ | [t/oo/syntax-but.t] | 00:26 | |
r12498 | trey++ | Added tests for "but False"; | |||
r12498 | trey++ | fixed tests to use eval correctly; | |||
r12498 | trey++ | fixed a mispelling. | |||
r12499 | fglock++ | * v6 - given/when/default/break/continue | 00:44 | ||
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renormalist | MacVince, TreyHarris: cperl-mode thing: A known issue with new Unicode emacs and cperl-mode 5.x. Fixed in cperl-mode 5.20, but I didn't merged that version changes into Perl6-enhanced version yet. TreyHarris: thanks. | 00:59 | |
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MacVince | renormalist: I think there are still a few issues with the code TreyHarris put up. | 01:03 | |
However, there are not enough details for me to know where to look: no line numbers or anything. | |||
renormalist | The fix to the original problem should be a simple \ --> \\ conversion somewhere in a docu string. | 01:05 | |
MacVince: I will have a look at it tomorrow. Must sleep now. sorry. | 01:06 | ||
MacVince | np. | ||
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svnbot6 | r12500 | fglock++ | v6 - statement/expression closure traits | 01:14 | |
TreyHarris | is this correct behavior, and if so can someone explain it: | 01:23 | |
?eval my @a = (Bool::False|Bool::True); my @b = 0..3; say "yes" if all(@a) eq any(@b) | |||
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evalbot_12500 | OUTPUT[yes ] Bool::True | 01:23 | |
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svnbot6 | r12501 | fglock++ | v6 - fixed scientific notation | 01:48 | |
wolverian | search.cpan.org/~eilara/Aspect-0.11...ormhole.pm -- scary | 01:53 | |
lambdabot | Title: Aspect::Library::Wormhole - A wormhole between call frames - search.cpan.org | ||
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TimToady | ?eval my $a = (Bool::False|Bool::True); say "yes" if $a eq 1; | 02:26 | |
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evalbot_12501 | OUTPUT[yes ] Bool::True | 02:26 | |
TimToady | ?eval my $a = (Bool::False|Bool::True); say "yes" if $a eq 0; | 02:27 | |
evalbot_12501 | undef | ||
TimToady | that is...strange... | ||
?eval my $a = Bool::False; say "yes" if $a eq 0; | |||
evalbot_12501 | undef | ||
TimToady | ?eval my $a = Bool::False; say "yes" if $a == 0; | 02:28 | |
evalbot_12501 | OUTPUT[yes ] Bool::True | ||
TreyHarris | eqv works | ||
so i just switched to that | |||
TimToady | ?eval my $a = Bool::True; say "yes" if $a eq 1; | ||
evalbot_12501 | OUTPUT[yes ] Bool::True | ||
TimToady | ?eval say "yes" if Bool::True eq 1; | ||
evalbot_12501 | Error: No compatible subroutine found: "&eq" | ||
TimToady | ?eval say "yes" if Bool::True == 1; | 02:29 | |
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TimToady | did I kill it? | 02:29 | |
TreyHarris | ?eval 2+2 | 02:30 | |
TimToady | maybe it's pining | ||
TreyHarris | i get *** Cannot cast from VInt 1 to Handle (VHandle) | ||
TimToady | weird | 02:31 | |
TreyHarris | oh, this is maddening. i'm trying to write a test for the last S09 change, and i got a parse failure. so i put it in eval_ok, and the eval test succeeds. | ||
TimToady | you mean "for any(@x) > 42" stuff? | 02:32 | |
TreyHarris | yes | ||
TimToady | maybe eval_ok is hosed. | ||
TreyHarris | i'm getting three different behaviors depending on whether the same code's run from a file or -e (parse fails), eval (parses, but doesn't work), or run at the pugs interactive line-by-line (wrong behavior, but different behavior if i run the same line a second time) | 02:35 | |
still trying to figure this all out. it's very very strange. | |||
TimToady | well, I wouldn't expect it to work yet in any event, since we've never given comparisons a list meaning before. But presumably it's trying to return a junction even in list context and messing up somehow. | 02:36 | |
TreyHarris | no, i wasn't expecting it to work, but i was expecting to be able to write a test that failed :-) | 02:38 | |
if i write 'ok ?(blah)' and pugs bombs out, i do *not* expect "ok eval '?(blah)'" to just magically ok. | 02:43 | ||
TimToady | well, I think eval may be having other troubles--I see a lot of eval failures in the current smoke tests. | 02:48 | |
pasteling | "TreyHarris" at 207.171.180.101 pasted "help me make tests 1 and 3 fail!" (28 lines, 1K) at sial.org/pbot/19149 | 02:49 | |
TimToady | the insides of test one parse if I put them all as one line. | 02:53 | |
?eval my @x = 1..20;my $code = -> $x { $x % 2 };my @result = any(@x) ~~ $code; | |||
TreyHarris | you're right. huh. so how do i document this problem with a test fail? | 02:54 | |
TimToady | I also don't have a problem with | 02:57 | |
?eval my @x = 1..20; say ?(all(@x) ~~ { $_ < 21 }) | 02:58 | ||
oh wait, the main loop of interactive pugs is an eval. duh. | |||
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TreyHarris | oh... so how do lexicals escape so you can use them in successive lines? | 02:59 | |
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TimToady | escape from eval? They can't. | 02:59 | |
not unless you declare them outside | |||
just as in P5 | |||
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TreyHarris | no, i mean my $x = 32 makes $x go away before you can type the next line with perl -d. but at pugs interactive, you can do my $x = 32 and then use $x in the next line | 03:00 | |
TimToady | that's interesting. I didn't think it would do that. | 03:01 | |
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TimToady | well, anyway, even putting the commands in a file, i can't get them to parsefail. | 03:01 | |
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TreyHarris | oh. so maybe it's my build of pugs? i'm at r12433 | 03:02 | |
TimToady | can you give me a file that bombs? | ||
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TreyHarris | ok | 03:02 | |
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TimToady | I'm at 488 | 03:02 | |
TreyHarris | oh, pasteling didn't announce it | 03:08 | |
sial.org/pbot/19150 | |||
lambdabot | Title: Paste #19150 from Someone at 207.171.180.101 | ||
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TimToady | uh, wow, I just got a screen and a half of one single error message. | 03:10 | |
TreyHarris | yep | ||
that's what i get | |||
Cannot cast from VCode (MkCode {isMulti.... | 03:11 | ||
TimToady | ...to Double at foo line 6 | ||
TreyHarris | I get ...to Double (VNum) at foo, but yes | ||
despite the references to Test.pm in that error message, you can comment out the ok and still get a bombou | 03:13 | ||
t | |||
ahh.... but if you don't use Test, it works! | 03:17 | ||
not the ok obviously | |||
TimToady | use Test; { my @x = 1..20; my $code = (sub ($x) { $x % 2 }); my $result = any(@x) == $code; }; | 03:18 | |
makes 5 screens of error | |||
without the use Test it's only 3.5 screens | 03:19 | ||
without the curlies it's only 1.5 screens. | 03:20 | ||
pasteling | "TreyHarris" at 207.171.180.101 pasted "works with first line commented, otherwise fails" (6 lines, 124B) at sial.org/pbot/19152 | 03:21 | |
svnbot6 | r12502 | fglock++ | v6 - fixed a statement modifier bug | ||
TimToady | looks to me like the junction logic is doing random stuff with code | 03:23 | |
TreyHarris | huh, you can't 'require "/path/to/filename"' anymore? | 03:28 | |
TimToady: well, unless you have a better idea, I'm just going to return 0 at the end of the eval, and put a comment saying not to remove it until it works outside of the eval | 03:33 | ||
since i can't generate an actual test failure | |||
TimToady | audreyt: when you get a change, see last paste above. | 03:40 | |
*chance | |||
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TreyHarris | TimToady: is CATCH like this: "try { CATCH { when Exception::1 { ... } when /error/ { ... } default { ... } }? or is it "try { CATCH Exception::1 { ... } CATCH /err/ { ... } CATCH default { ... } }"? I read S04 pretty clearly as saying the former, but only the latter appears to be tested. | 04:03 | |
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gaal | moose! | 04:27 | |
PerlJam | TreyHarris: It's the former. It's a CATCH block that acts as a special kind of given (on $!) | 04:33 | |
TreyHarris | meese, mice, mose | 04:34 | |
PerlJam: ok, I'll rewrite the tests | |||
TimToady: interestingly enough, the word 'try' is not just self-documentation in this case. if you do nothing to the code but wrap it in a block, it still fails. but add the magic word "try", and poof, it succeeds--though it doesn't actually make it past the point where it failed before. so i now have an avenue for a test | 04:35 | ||
audreyt | fixed. | 04:47 | |
gaal | in any case should that not have been $code()? | ||
not that it worked with the parens | 04:48 | ||
audreyt | TreyHarris, TimToady: $x ~~ &c was broken and executed as $_ ~~ &c regardless of $x | 04:49 | |
svnbot6 | r12503 | audreyt++ | * Implement ($lhs ~~ &code) correctly. Previously the | ||
r12503 | audreyt++ | value of $lhs is ignored and only $_'s value is considered. | |||
r12503 | audreyt++ | I wonder who implemented that... ;) | |||
gaal | hmm wait, $code has arity 1 | ||
audreyt: 07:49 < svnbot6> r12503 | audreyt++ | I wonder who implemented that... ;) | |||
that would be me, I think | |||
does any~~ set the topic? why *should* Trey's code work? | 04:50 | ||
audreyt | it would set the topic. | ||
see the S03 table | |||
the lhs column says $_ | |||
I love the utterance "see the S03 table" | 04:51 | ||
as most tables are in S03 ;) | |||
gaal | wow, I dont' think it wasn '$_' and '$x' last time I looked... | 04:52 | |
audreyt | that might be the case... :) | ||
gaal | "potentially references to container objects" # fossil? | 04:53 | |
audreyt is doing her hair right now (citywide wifi++), so connection will be intermittent | |||
not really fossil | |||
it means they are lvalues | |||
gaal | for a minute there I couldn't understand how come you needed wifi to do hair | ||
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audreyt | I need wifi to fix pugsbugs :) | 04:54 | |
gaal | as in, I'll do away with heated air, I'll fry my hair with radio waves! | ||
TreyHarris | audreyt: fixed? | ||
audreyt | "I do my hair with 802.11" | ||
TreyHarris | lol | ||
gaal | or maybe, sleep on the NIC | ||
audreyt | TreyHarris: aye | ||
"Micro-wavy hair style" | 04:55 | ||
TreyHarris | I just spent the past 20 minutes writing a set of tests that will fail! | ||
audreyt | commit them! | ||
TreyHarris | ok | ||
gaal wonders if wifi NICs get warmer when the signal is low | 04:56 | ||
"the signal is weak but the hair is dry" | |||
TreyHarris | how should I write an explanation? i notice some people use =kwid blocks, is that how i should too? | ||
gaal | TreyHarris: sure | ||
audreyt | or you can use multiline #{} now | 04:57 | |
timtowtdi | |||
gaal | :}s/^# // | ||
er | |||
/^/# / | |||
/^/# / | |||
that is /^/# / | 04:58 | ||
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TreyHarris | hmmm. everything in smartmatch.t is marked todo, with the explanation that ~~ isn't implemented yet | 05:13 | |
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svnbot6 | r12504 | trey++ | [junction/chained_operators.t] | 05:31 | |
r12504 | trey++ | [operators/smartmatch.t] | |||
r12504 | trey++ | Tests for evaluative junction | |||
r12504 | trey++ | behavior described in S09, and tests | |||
r12504 | trey++ | for fix made in r12503. | |||
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TreyHarris | where's nothingmuch been? haven't seen him make a sound in a few days | 05:47 | |
agentzh | TreyHarris: she is busy with her sysadmin work. | 05:48 | |
TreyHarris | ah | ||
agentzh | :) | ||
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svnbot6 | r12505 | cmarcelo++ | * HsJudy: swapMaps is now part of MapM. Also, now we have a | 06:22 | |
r12505 | cmarcelo++ | instance of MapM for IORef (Data.Map.Map a b). | |||
gaal | wow, MapM is a confusing name :) | 06:24 | |
(<=> the mapM function) | 06:25 | ||
cmarcelo | gaal: yes, i agree.. my first names ideas are always very confusing =P... the idea was Collections => Map, then CollectionsM => MapM... =P | 06:27 | |
but people in general don't need to deal with the name MapM too much.. [e.g. there's no mention of it in Pugs code AFAIK].. | |||
gaal | cmarcelo: it's just an observation, not a complaint :) | 06:28 | |
svnbot6 | r12506 | agentz++ | [t/README] | ||
r12506 | agentz++ | - polished the wording. | |||
r12506 | agentz++ | - updated the TODO part by encouraging the use of the `todo' function. | |||
r12507 | agentz++ | [Test/lib/Test.pm] | 06:37 | ||
r12507 | agentz++ | - polished the Kwid doc. | |||
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nothingmuch | TreyHarris: i'm alive | 07:18 | |
agentzh: i'm not a she ;-) | |||
agentzh | nothingmuch: sorry. :) | ||
nothingmuch | the sysadmin stuff was actually trivial, once it was done | ||
the PCI card popped out | 07:19 | ||
so by the time i told you guys it was over with | |||
anymoose, /me hunts food | |||
TreyHarris | hunting moose? | ||
nothingmuch is going to start hunting in the freezer | 07:20 | ||
if i don't see anything there, maybe i'll find some moose eventually | |||
gaal | nothingmuch: I hope you didn't push it back in while the system was running | 07:30 | |
lumi_ | Good morning, folk | 07:32 | |
gaal: Do you have an opinion on what I asked yesterday? | |||
svnbot6 | r12508 | masak++ | paper was first mentioned 2006-08-06 (or earlier), not 2006-08-09 | 07:35 | |
cmarcelo | masak: are you the one that added monad links into READTHEM? did you see sigfpe.blogspot.com/2006/08/you-cou...s-and.html ? | 07:37 | |
lambdabot | Title: A Neighborhood of Infinity: You Could Have Invented Monads! (And Maybe You Alrea ... | ||
cmarcelo likes sigfpe blog | |||
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gaal | lumi_: sorry no, at $work now so low on cycles too | 07:44 | |
but why not just moose it and see if it simplifies things? | 07:45 | ||
lumi_ | k, I'll try it | ||
traecer | just m00se it | ||
agentzh | what is the advantage and disadvantage of using Pod::Simple::HTML instead of Pod::Html? | 07:55 | |
util/catalog_tests.pl uses the former and i don't know why. :) | 07:56 | ||
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nothingmuch | gaal: no, i didn't | 08:11 | |
gaal: i shut it down to open it | |||
gaal | nothingmuch: ok. it's an expensive and not very effective way to defrost frozen food | 08:13 | |
nothingmuch | =) | ||
nothingmuch didn't know | |||
the scary part was that it was half in there | |||
and i think it was still picked up by lspci -v | 08:14 | ||
gaal | ugh | ||
nothingmuch | yes, very confusing =( | ||
gaal | remember the old cascade virus? /me wonders if a flaky card is like that | ||
nothingmuch | no, i don't | ||
nothingmuch is a mac head, didn't have many viruses | 08:15 | ||
what did it do? | |||
gaal | gotta go back to work | ||
nothingmuch | ah... see you then | ||
gaal | google for an emulator :) | ||
nothingmuch | btw, my first bookmooch book arrived | ||
awesometown! | |||
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xerox | G'day. | 08:41 | |
cmarcelo | xerox: hi | 08:43 | |
xerox | About yesterday's prime code... | 08:44 | |
TreyHarris | audreyt: so r12503 only fixed the spewing of the long error... it still causes the closure executing to fail immediately. so my tests for parsing (at the bottom of t/operators/smartmatch.t) still fail | 08:45 | |
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xerox | import Text.ParserCombinators.ReadP; composite = do { x <- liftM2 (:) (char '1') (many (char '1')); y <- many1 (string x); z <- look; guard (null z); return (x,y) }; prime = null . readP_to_S composite . flip repeat '1' | 08:45 | |
cmarcelo | xerox: could you help me here? readP_to_S "runs" the composite parser, and if it doesn't match anything, will return []... right? | 08:53 | |
xerox | "...and if "^(11+)\1+$" doesn't match, will return []." :) | 08:54 | |
cmarcelo | cool! (I was in doubt if it returned [] or [(?, original_string)]). but perl one is still prettier =) | 08:58 | |
xerox | roar. | 08:59 | |
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cmarcelo | xerox: the first ocurrence of many shouldn't be many1 ? | 08:59 | |
xerox | cmarcelo: that's equivalent, right. | 09:00 | |
No | |||
At least *two* ones. | 09:01 | ||
cmarcelo | but (char '1') (many (char '1')), which I read as /11*/, could parse just "1", right? | 09:02 | |
xerox | Ooops. | ||
I thought you meant x <- many1 (char '1'). | |||
Yes, that's a typo. | 09:03 | ||
cmarcelo | and... manyN 0 = many; manyN n p = liftM2 (:) p (manyN (n-1) p)... so you can use x <- manyN 2 (char '1')... makes sense? | 09:06 | |
xerox | Does it work? | 09:07 | |
TreyHarris | agentzh: are you here? | ||
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cmarcelo | xerox: is "repeat" what you really meant in the "prime" definition? repeat :: a -> [a], so that flip sounds a little strange. | 09:15 | |
xerox | replicate | 09:16 | |
Sorry for the typos | |||
cmarcelo | np =)... | ||
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cmarcelo | xerox: everything works now. manyN too.. \o/ | 09:23 | |
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svnbot6 | r12509 | trey++ | TASK done: | 09:43 | |
r12509 | trey++ | spellchecking Overview PODs. | |||
TreyHarris | whoops. what to do for a segfault? write a test or no? | 09:45 | |
gaal | TreyHarris: sure | 09:55 | |
TreyHarris: isolate it in one file, put it in t/pugsbugs | 09:56 | ||
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TreyHarris | gaal: i don't see pugsbugs. create the directory? | 10:00 | |
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gaal | urp? it used to be there | 10:08 | |
TreyHarris | svn log t/pugsbugs doesn't give me anything | 10:09 | |
gaal confers with svk log | |||
ah, r11323 renamed it to t/bugs | 10:10 | ||
TreyHarris | i don't have that either... | 10:11 | |
gaal | r11334 renamed it to t/xx-uncategorized... | 10:23 | |
TreyHarris | oh? one of the TASKS says to move xx-uncategorized into the approriate directory by synopsis | 10:24 | |
gaal | then r11334 must be bogus :) please make sure it hasn't accrued non-buggy tests, and if not, rename it back to something with 'bugs' in it :) | 10:25 | |
gaal thinks pugsbugs was in fact a good name | |||
TreyHarris | oh, well. it may not be a generic issue anyway, i just noticed that my uninstalled pugs is using a Prelude from my installed pugs. i guess my idea of installing only versions that seemed pretty stable and then build often in the source dir for testing was not a worthy idea... | 10:26 | |
gaal | since we can't expect other implementations to copy our bugs | ||
TreyHarris: that's simply a search path issue | |||
TreyHarris | oh? what should i change? | ||
gaal | if you want local prelude, export PERL6LIB=blib6/lib | 10:27 | |
or put a `pwd` there to protect yourself when cd'ing around | |||
(I almost never use cd, so I don't bother) | |||
TreyHarris | no, that didn't do it | ||
gaal | huh? what does pugs -V say? | 10:28 | |
TreyHarris | it's still saying Consider removing /Library/Perl6/Prelude.pm.yml and make it again | ||
oh, i typoed :-) | 10:29 | ||
gaal | whew | 10:30 | |
gaal wanders off to $job again... | |||
xerox | $job eh... | 10:32 | |
cmarcelo | audreyt: ping? | 10:39 | |
svnbot6 | r12510 | trey++ | [STATUS] | 10:49 | |
r12510 | trey++ | [t/builtins/control_flow/try.t] | |||
r12510 | trey++ | [t/xx-uncategorized/hashes-segfault.t] | |||
r12510 | trey++ | Updated status of tests, changed try.t to | |||
r12510 | trey++ | use current CATCH syntax, and added a test | |||
r12510 | trey++ | for a bug that's causing Pugs to segfault | |||
r12510 | trey++ | whenever hashes are used in certain | |||
r12510 | trey++ | contexts. | |||
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masak | cmarcelo: yes, I added a few links yesterday. and good suggestion about "You Could Have Invented Monads", I'll add that too | 11:12 | |
cmarcelo | audreyt: sial.org/pbot/19159 => two main blog posts I'm planning on Judy + Pugs. could you take a little look? at least to check if I didn't said anything insane or sureal? | 11:13 | |
lambdabot | Title: Paste #19159 from "cmarcelo" at 200.232.236.222 | 11:14 | |
cmarcelo | masak: great.. =) | 11:15 | |
audreyt | looking now | 11:16 | |
svnbot6 | r12511 | masak++ | added reference suggested by cmarcelo++ | ||
audreyt | s/as I already described/as I'll describe below/ | 11:17 | |
all looks very sane | 11:19 | ||
cmarcelo | (I pasted in reverse order) | ||
audreyt | actually the interning was not heavily usef until r12317 | 11:20 | |
which resulted in much more drastic speedup | |||
so you may bench this moment's pugs and compare it against that two revs also | |||
cmarcelo | ok.. but: this moment's = r12317 or trunk? | 11:21 | |
audreyt | (in r12215 only Type (type tags)were interned, r12317 and afterwards, Var (variable identifiers) was also interned) | ||
trunk | |||
what I've been doing was throwing more memo and intern at the problem | |||
which all uses Judy one way or another | |||
in one place (line 126, Parser.Operator) I switched back to HashTable | 11:23 | ||
which was slower (forgot by how much) but didn't occasionally segfault with "Judy.IntMap: interrupted" / "Judy.Hash: interrupted" | 11:24 | ||
havn't had time to investigate that yet. | |||
but anywhere the ID type is used, a Judy-backed interning is used | 11:25 | ||
cmarcelo | audreyt: hmmm.. that amazing "100% speedup on mandelbrot" was counting with these other interning things? because here it wasn't that big the difference (considering this two old revs).. | ||
audreyt | it was counting other interning things. | ||
mostly Var/ID interning | |||
which made variable lookup much, much faster | |||
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audreyt | (from Map String PadEntry to Map ID PadEntry) | 11:26 | |
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cmarcelo | audreyt: I added Data.Map instance in collectionM, if the functions you use for HashTable are the default ones, I can instantiate HashTable too, so it will become easy to swap them and test... | 11:27 | |
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audreyt | oh! that's a very good thought | 11:28 | |
please go ahead and do that | |||
though I'm not sure whi Data.Map is collcetionM | |||
sinceyou cannot destructively update it, no? | |||
or did you mean IORef (Map)? | |||
cmarcelo | audreyt: yes, IORef (Map)... | ||
audreyt | gotcha. | ||
cmarcelo | is it bad manners to use IORef in Pugs code (since all over TVar is used)? I tested here and it seems to work. | 11:29 | |
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audreyt | well, when use use IORef, atomically{} cease to work | 11:32 | |
since our atomically{} support (that's STM) depends on TVars | |||
that's an open design problem actually, since we assume a share-everything model | 11:33 | ||
in multithreading | |||
instead of forcing people to say | |||
my %hash is shared; | |||
previously we implement Hash as space-inefficient TVar (Map) | |||
which means all hash can be transactional (essentially blocking random access) | 11:34 | ||
but when not running in multithreaded context, we'd like to use the faster Judy.Hash | |||
which cannot provide rollback | |||
so my idea is to switch only to STM-friendly storage (perhaps the THash from edwardk) only when user wants them | 11:35 | ||
and otherwise default to share-nothing cloning | |||
ala perl5 | |||
which I think TimToady had said he'd be more comfortable with | |||
but that's still an open design question. | |||
</rant> | 11:36 | ||
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cmarcelo | i see.. well, I can try instantiating TVar (Map) too, but would not work out-of-the-box since CM references in pugs are all supposing that it'll be an IO-action. | 11:38 | |
svnbot6 | r12512 | kudra++ | Added threads from Saturday | ||
audreyt | I thought MapM is c->kam | ||
so m = STM and that's all it takes, no? | |||
(yes it'd require liftSTM) | |||
cmarcelo | yep, CM part is easy I think. but in pugs' code all references to CollectionsM functions are preceded by liftIO. | 11:40 | |
audreyt | maybe we can replace both with just "cast"... | 11:43 | |
svnbot6 | r12513 | audreyt++ | * This is now an error, in compliance with the revised S04 ruling: | ||
r12513 | audreyt++ | my $x; { $x = 1; my $x = 2 } | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | "If you've referred to C<$x> prior to the first declaration, and the | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | compiler tentatively bound it to C<$OUTER::x>, then it's an error | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | to declare it, and the compiler is required to complain at that point." | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | The error message it gives is currently: | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | unexpected redeclaration of "$x" conflicts with earlier OUTER references in the same scope | |||
r12513 | audreyt++ | which is kinda wordy -- improvements welcome. | |||
audreyt | but nvm... where would you like to CM? envGlobal? | 11:44 | |
cmarcelo | actually the idea was keeping the possibility of safely swap Data.Map / Judy / whatever without breaking, so it's easy to pick the best one for each scenario.. | 11:47 | |
cmarcelo will take a look on THash also.. | |||
s/also/too/ =P | 11:48 | ||
audreyt | oh... then I'm afraid you need polymorphic lift | ||
which can be defined as "cast" I guess | |||
see src/Pugs/AST/SIO.hs for casting between monads | |||
but I wouldn't suggest doing that right now... | |||
I think it's a better idea to implement them as Pugs.Val.Mut instances | 11:49 | ||
so that we expose each at surface level for a while | |||
my %h is Hash::Transactional | |||
my %h is Hash::Judy | |||
so we can write benchmarks in perl6 | |||
to compare them directly without recompilation | |||
cmarcelo | oh. cool =).. well, will only do the MapM HashTable thing then.. | 11:52 | |
gaal | 'declaration of "$x" conflicts with earlier OUTER reference in same scope' | ||
audreyt | please commit ahead :) | ||
svnbot6 | r12514 | kudra++ | spelling corrections | 11:55 | |
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gaal | I would but Text.ParserCombinators.Parsec.Prim.unexpected gives me the creeps | 12:02 | |
audreyt | "unepxected declaration" is fine | 12:03 | |
svnbot6 | r12515 | kudra++ | Spell-checked | ||
audreyt | so just (unexpected "declaration...") | 12:04 | |
gaal | tell that to the guy who wants a Hebrew translation of the error message | ||
audreyt | well that can be done at the reporting layer | ||
gaal | no it can't :) | ||
audreyt | Left err -> show (loc err)) | ||
of course it can :) | 12:05 | ||
get errorMessages | |||
and case into each, loc them | |||
gaal | It *could have* if there were markers in the error string | 12:06 | |
or if loc does NLP :) | |||
audreyt | data Message = SysUnExpect !String --library generated unexpect | UnExpect !String --unexpected something | Expect !String --expecting something | Message !String --raw message | ||
you don't have to use the default Show | |||
as you have access to constructors | |||
see Error.hs in parsec | 12:07 | ||
actually just use showErrorMessages | |||
and supply different prefix markers | |||
that will do | |||
emeijer and daan is quite big on this hook-providing thing... | 12:08 | ||
gaal | but not all languages need the error class in prefix location | ||
you need to closurize the renderer | |||
audreyt | so showErrorMessages them with unique markers | ||
yes. | |||
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gaal | I'm not seeing where the hook is. | 12:09 | |
audreyt | showErrorMessages is it. | 12:10 | |
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svnbot6 | r12516 | kudra++ | change title of august summary | 12:11 | |
gaal | I don't see how this is done by looking at the code, but never mind for now... | 12:13 | |
audreyt | Left err -> localize (showErrorMessages "!!OR!!" "!!UNKNOWN!!" "!!EXP!!" "!!UNEXP!!" "!!EOF!!" $ errorMessages err) | 12:16 | |
...and parse back the unique markers to get the structure | |||
(yes, that is wrong, cheating, adhoc, etc. but Locale::Maketext::Fuzzy did exactly that)) | 12:17 | ||
Locale::Maketext::Fuzzy to Locale::Maketext is what Template::Extract is to Template :) | 12:18 | ||
gaal | *groan* | ||
gaal needs to wander away again | |||
audreyt | have fun... bbiab too | 12:19 | |
cmarcelo | pugs w/ 6.4.2 here is way slower than pugs w/ 6.5 here... | 12:25 | |
audreyt | list numbers for both then? | 12:28 | |
(not surprising as ByteString is heavily tuned as part of 6.5) | |||
cmarcelo | trunk+6.4.2 is worst than judy 0-day rev =P | 12:31 | |
(also with 6.4.2) | |||
audreyt | wow... | 12:34 | |
on linux? | |||
"make profiled" and | |||
./pugs-prof ... +RTS -p | |||
and nopaste the profiling chart in pugs-pugs.prof ? | 12:35 | ||
(just the first section) | |||
cmarcelo | ok.. i'm on linux amd64... | 12:36 | |
ops: make prof => Could not find module `Data.ByteString.Char8': | |||
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audreyt | try nuke third-party and svk revert -R it | 12:37 | |
?eval my $x; { $x = 1; my $x = 3 } | 12:39 | ||
evalbot_12514 | Error: unexpected redeclaration of "$x" conflicts with earlier OUTER references in the same scope expecting comment, "?", "!" or trait | ||
audreyt | good. | ||
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cmarcelo | (compiling...) | 12:50 | |
svnbot6 | r12517 | agentz++ | [util/smartlinks.pl] | 12:54 | |
r12517 | agentz++ | - the HTML emitter now works! you can generate HTML files | |||
r12517 | agentz++ | for all the synopses with embedded test snippets | |||
r12517 | agentz++ | using the following command: | |||
r12517 | agentz++ | util/smartlinks.pl t/*/*.t t/*/*/*.t | |||
r12517 | agentz++ | yay! | |||
r12518 | cmarcelo++ | * HsJudy: Add instance of HashTable for MapM. | |||
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agentzh | audreyt, gaal, nothingmuch et al: please comment on the HTML files (with test snippets) generated by util/smartlinks.pl. :) | 12:59 | |
though the CSS and HTML templates still need treatment, but the idea is already quite obvious at this moment. ;-) | |||
nothingmuch_ | agentzh: ETOOBUSY right now to run it myself and all | 13:00 | |
do you have sample html i could take a quick look at? | |||
agentzh | yes, i have. | ||
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agentzh | email? | 13:00 | |
nothingmuch | [email@hidden.address] | ||
agentzh | okay | ||
a sec... | 13:01 | ||
svnbot6 | r12519 | audreyt++ | * Fix build for inconsistent .hi-boot files in GHC 6.4. | ||
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agentzh | sent | 13:03 | |
nothingmuch bounces | 13:04 | ||
agentzh | bounced? | ||
nothingmuch: only S02.html is attached. :) | 13:05 | ||
nothingmuch | no | ||
nothingmuch bounces out of joy | |||
=) | |||
agentzh | search for "Show t/" in your browser please. | ||
i'll change the color of the code snippets so as to make them distinguished from the context. | 13:06 | ||
nothingmuch | that's awesome | ||
agentzh++ | |||
agentzh | sorry, end of day for me. my computer will be shut down in 17 sec...see you tomorrow... | ||
nothingmuch: :) | |||
bye & | |||
audreyt | nothingmuch: put the sample html somewhere | ||
:) | |||
I wanna look! | |||
agentzh: take care :) | |||
nothingmuch | nothingmuch.woobling.org/S02.html | 13:07 | |
lambdabot | Title: TITLE | ||
audreyt | ...beautiful. | ||
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cmarcelo | audreyt: post the entire .prof or only the first page summary ? | 13:27 | |
s/post/paste/ | |||
audreyt | first page first | ||
but I may need to afk for a bit | 13:29 | ||
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pasteling | "cmarcelo" at 200.232.236.222 pasted "prof summary for pugs execution of examples/mandel.pl" (38 lines, 2.2K) at sial.org/pbot/19160 | 13:29 | |
cmarcelo | np.. it took 9m of user time (a little bit more of wallclock, because i'm multiprocessing...) | 13:30 | |
audreyt | ok. hm. try changing "30" to "3" in mandel.pl | 13:32 | |
and see if 6.4 and 6.5 still differ | |||
(bbiab) | 13:37 | ||
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cmarcelo | audreyt: (ok).... still big difference 6s vs. 30s... | 13:38 | |
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cmarcelo | audreyt: i have to go sleep a bit, but i always read irc.pugscode.org... will be back later & | 14:04 | |
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svnbot6 | r12520 | fglock++ | * v6 - cleanup extra parenthesis and braces in emitted code | 14:07 | |
r12520 | fglock++ | - fixed 'num' Term | |||
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gaal | agentzh: are you planning on colorizing tests with results? | 14:37 | |
svnbot6 | r12521 | gaal++ | [util/smartlink.pl] | ||
r12521 | gaal++ | - when a test comes just before a table, it's hard to tell them | |||
r12521 | gaal++ | apart. Put a border around the test code. This should of | |||
r12521 | gaal++ | course move over to a stylesheet eventually. | |||
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svnbot6 | r12522 | audreyt++ | * op2Numeric: slightly clean up syntax; no functional changes. | 15:08 | |
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svnbot6 | r12523 | audreyt++ | * Shave 60% off parsetime... Simply by making decodeUTF8 | 16:14 | |
r12523 | audreyt++ | and encodeUTF8 strict using `seq`. | |||
r12523 | audreyt++ | It's the first time I've used space profiling ("+RTS -hc" | |||
r12523 | audreyt++ | on "make prof"), and wow was it effective. | |||
audreyt | (*60% only on large modules. on very small ones, it's more like 25%.D[D[D[D[D[D) | 16:15 | |
(but still...) | |||
gaal | w00t | 16:19 | |
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gaal | is there perhaps a faster *codeUTF8 implementation available? | 16:20 | |
do it in ffi entirely? | |||
uh why is it even String->String? | 16:21 | ||
audreyt | because Parsec takes String | 16:22 | |
xerox | gaal: ask dcoutts, I think he knows the right ways to do it | ||
audreyt | (the heap overflow happens at the entrance to Parsec, namely withProgramRun) | ||
it's not in the usual place such as "cast". | 16:23 | ||
so until we switch to linspire or sjanssen's bytestring parsec | |||
--both of which doesn't have an url yet-- | |||
gaal | audreyt: is it an encoding of the entire program string or of parts? | ||
audreyt | entire program | ||
gaal | linspire have a bytestring parsec!? | ||
wow | |||
audreyt | spj et all's history-v2 paper quotes them saying their bytestring parser has speed indistuiguishable from cat. | 16:24 | |
and meory use is 10% compared to parsec | |||
which all sounds very reasonable | |||
gaal | well, then it's probably moose to Buf.unpack . encode . Buf.pack | ||
audreyt | it's moose. the current treatment is probably best we can do | ||
xerox | audreyt: I pinged stepcut about it but he didn't answer or something, yarrr. | 16:25 | |
audreyt | thanks, xerox :) | ||
gaal | I meant the happy moose :) | ||
audreyt | ah :) | ||
gaal | what's withProgramRun? | ||
i gotta go | |||
sorry | 16:26 | ||
xerox | ~~ | ||
audreyt | er. doParseWith, actually | ||
the thing that calls decode in Pugs.hs | |||
see ya | |||
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jabbor: seen markstos | |||
aaaah? | |||
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svnbot6 | r12524 | audreyt++ | * Another 25% combined win, this time thanks to retainer set | 19:12 | |
r12524 | audreyt++ | profiling (+RTS -hr) to save heap space. | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | * Loading pads from YAML prelude now saves an unpack/pack roundtrip. | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | * The heavily used "string" matcher no longer cause memory leaks. | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | (This was #1 reason why parsing slows down semi-exponentially.) | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | * Lazy data constructors (Maybe, (:)) in the tight Parser.Operator | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | loop are made strict to reduce leaks when there are a large number | |||
r12524 | audreyt++ | of user-defined functions that could influence parsing. | |||
gaal | audreyt: who provides the 'encode' and 'decode' functions used by encodeUTF8? | 19:36 | |
audreyt | UTF8.lhs | 19:37 | |
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gaal | oh. so much for grep ^encode :-) | 19:37 | |
wolverian | ack | 19:38 | |
audreyt | I should sleep, but I'm having too much fun with hp2ps :) | ||
wolverian | . o (Does ack parse lhs files?) | ||
audreyt | prolly not | ||
wolverian | yeah. | ||
gaal | wolverian: i hacked mine so it at least searches them... but does it purport to parse code? | 19:39 | |
audreyt | gaal: send Andy the hack? | ||
wolverian | gaal, no, I don't think so, but it could! | ||
gaal | audreyt: surely encode would be faster if it were inside bytestring and operated on strings not chars? | 19:40 | |
ie not via encodeOne? | 19:41 | ||
is the Elbereth poem Pugs-contributed? | |||
does seq seep down and force encodeOne to be strict too? | 19:42 | ||
audreyt | surely is. | ||
seq on length forces the entire list | |||
encode would be faster if it's in bytestring, but if the consumer in String, pack+unpack overhead may well be larger. | 19:43 | ||
the profiling is showing decodeUTF8 + encodeUTf8 is currently <1% of time | |||
and 3% of space | |||
gaal | isn't there a cheaper way to construct a bytestring for this purpose? | ||
audreyt | so please not be worrying about them :) | 19:44 | |
TreyHarris blinks | |||
gaal | okay :) | ||
my hovercraft is full of strings | |||
audreyt | :D | ||
cmarcelo | hello folks | 19:45 | |
TreyHarris | i find myself doing "svn stat -u | perl -ne 'print unless /^\?/'" a lot. is there a faster way, some flag I haven't noticed or something? | ||
cmarcelo | audreyt: any suggestion on that strange 6.4.2 slowdown here? | ||
leo | TreyHarris: svn st -q | ||
gaal | TreyHarris: apart from |grep -v ^\? ... | 19:46 | |
add svn:ignore properties to things that should obviously be ignored | |||
TreyHarris | gaal: perl's faster than grep :-) | ||
audreyt | cmarcelo: not sure... I'm hoping that my last few patches would help 6.4.2 as well | ||
TreyHarris | leo: that prints nothing at all :-) | ||
gaal | actually, prolly not. | ||
TreyHarris | ah but -uq.... there's the ticket | 19:47 | |
gaal: on file sizes of any significance, it is. at least on OS X. | 19:48 | ||
cmarcelo | audreyt: ok, i'll try it. was there any anomaly in that prof summary I paste or the proportions were sane? | ||
audreyt | that was sane | ||
gaal | audreyt: done (patch to Andy) | 19:52 | |
audreyt | gaal++ | ||
gaal | hah, 2 lines | ||
audreyt | it's curious to note that spj implemented the .hs-boot rationalization due to you | ||
and the nfound out GHC itself ws using .hs-boot inconsistently with .hs | |||
gaal | something deserving of a ++ would be to refactor the fileliest out to a config file :) | ||
I'm beginning to think that ".hs-boot rationalization" should be "cat *hs" :-( | 19:53 | ||
audreyt | oy. 6.5 not working for you yet? :) | 19:54 | |
gaal | no -- bindist wants readline 4, debian doesn't carry it | ||
and I don't feel like installing my one one | |||
audreyt | you can get that by hand surely | ||
gaal | though come to think of it | ||
audreyt | it's trivial | ||
gaal | that's much easier than getting a ghc by hadn :) | ||
audreyt | excellent reasoning sir | 19:55 | |
xerox is compiling ghc | |||
...for the first time since I learned Haskell, hehe. | |||
gaal seeks a readline4.tgz | |||
svnbot6 | r12525 | audreyt++ | * some more `seq` to get a pretty linear space on the heap graph. | 19:57 | |
gaal | audreyt: how bad was the nonlinearity in concrete nubmers? eg. on a ~100k source file | 19:58 | |
xerox | Dum de dum | 20:01 | |
audreyt: does it take long to build GHC on your macbook? | 20:02 | ||
audreyt | xerox: ~3hr I think | ||
xerox | Do you do make -j3 ? | ||
audreyt | gaal: "string"'s leak only occurs when it matches but not immediately demanded, so it varies a lot | ||
no | |||
gaal: unlike the "decodeUTF8" leak, which basically keeps a thunk alive for each chacracter of the input source | 20:04 | ||
gaal | ouch! | ||
audreyt | parsec is great in that it can parse infinite streams | ||
sometimes it's not so great when you know you are dealing with finite source files that can fit in memory :) | 20:05 | ||
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gaal | yay, the familiar ol' [n of n] 6.5 message looms again! | 20:07 | |
audreyt | ooh | 20:08 | |
gaal | oh but HsJudy is broke | ||
pasteling | "gaal" at 192.115.25.249 pasted "judy breakage on 6.5" (34 lines, 1.5K) at sial.org/pbot/19169 | ||
audreyt | warning: "__GLASGOW_HASKELL__" redefined | 20:10 | |
Private.hsc in judy has a version check | |||
check the headers a bit? it works here | |||
gaal | yes looking | 20:11 | |
what's Private_hsc.h genned from? it indeed has a #define __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ 604 | 20:13 | ||
maybe this is stale, let me clean things up | |||
xerox | ghc doesn't have smoke test eh... :) | 20:16 | |
gaal | pugs' make clean/realclean should run clean in third-party/* | ||
xerox | What does pugs use for it? | ||
audreyt | ghc surely has | ||
gaal | xerox: for smoke tests? lots of stuff | 20:17 | |
xerox | Oh, it has? | ||
audreyt | ghc/testsuite/ | ||
xerox | Didn't know, nice. I'll try it when it finishes compiling. | ||
gaal wonders where QuickCheck/LectroTest might come in handy in Pugs' t/ | 20:18 | ||
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gaal | xerox: if you're interested in Pugs testing, see perlcabal.org/~gaal/pugstest/ | 20:20 | |
lambdabot | Title: | ||
gaal | perlcabal.org/~gaal/pugstest/start.html even | ||
lambdabot | Title: | ||
xerox | Will do, now the system is too slow for anything, though :) | ||
gaal | (hmm why no title?) | ||
xerox | lambdabot is having a bad time | 20:21 | |
> 2+2 | |||
lambdabot | /home/pls/lib/ghc-6.4.2/package.conf: openFile: hardware fault (Input/output... | ||
xerox | We're waiting for dons to wake up and check :( | ||
gaal | no there really is no title on that page. weird. | 20:22 | |
xerox | Ah. | ||
gaal | ok, running 'make clean' in HsJudy/ helped. | ||
any idea how 6.5 compares with 6.4.2 in compilation speed? | 20:25 | ||
I guess we'll know in 30-odd minutes when this build finishes :) | 20:26 | ||
i should probably have cleared ccache before doing this exercise though... | 20:30 | ||
svnbot6 | r12526 | audreyt++ | * Restore support for utf8 identifiers in programs. | ||
audreyt | ?eval 536 / 670 * 100 | 20:31 | |
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gaal | dRat. | ||
audreyt | so smoke apparently thinks there's a 20% win today, everything considered | ||
on my computer here, that is | 20:32 | ||
gaal | whee! | ||
audreyt | TimToady's numbers (with GHC 6.4) seems to agree with mine linearly pretty much | ||
whee indeed :) | |||
s/seems to agree/seemed to have been agreeing/ | |||
zzz & | |||
gaal | could knight ode tree | 20:33 | |
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TreyHarris | how can i diagnose what's going wrong when i get "user error (incompatible version number for compilation unit)" out of prove6 | 20:44 | |
gaal | you need to rm a .yml file | ||
having that error message include the offending filename is proably a good idea :) | 20:45 | ||
for now, strace | |||
or fix the message :) | 20:46 | ||
TreyHarris | hm, 'user error.*incompatible' doesn't appear in the sources. any hint? | 20:48 | |
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gaal | src/Pugs/Prim/Eval.hs:128 | 20:48 | |
simply change to | 20:49 | ||
err $ "incompatible blah: " ++ fileName' | |||
TreyHarris | thanks | 20:51 | |
gaal | TreyHarris++ | ||
so, 6.5 is slower to compile Pugs from realclean than 6.4.2 by about 15% :( | 20:53 | ||
svnbot6 | r12527 | fglock++ | * v6 - fixed subroutine declarator | ||
r12527 | fglock++ | - fixed class method calls on 'self' | |||
gaal | but that may have been related to ccache misses | ||
let's see how they compare running part of t/ | 20:54 | ||
wow, on the other hand 6.5 produces a *much faster* pugs! | 21:00 | ||
xerox | Yarrr | ||
It took 2hours | |||
...fast? :D | |||
gaal | t/builtins takes 26 cpu seconds on 6.5, 42 on 6.4.2 | 21:01 | |
TreyHarris | gaal: woot | 21:03 | |
gaal | what platforms is 6.5 hard to get running on? on debian it's kinda klunky | ||
but I really feel like dropping 6.4... | 21:04 | ||
xerox | Somebody should do this kind of work with GHC | ||
A community to make it FAST :) | 21:05 | ||
gaal | offer a phd as bounty? | ||
xerox | ?fptools System.IO | 21:08 | |
lambdabot | darcs.haskell.org/packages/base/System/IO.hs | ||
xerox | haha | ||
gaal | ? | 21:09 | |
xerox | No the System.IO thing was unrelated | ||
to the discussion here | 21:10 | ||
gaal | k | ||
TreyHarris | Trey | 21:15 | |
lol | |||
macro misfired | |||
gaal pines for the fr0rds and ghc 6.6 | 21:16 | ||
and also, goes to bed... zzZ & | |||
TreyHarris | gaal: it must be coming from elsewhere, i'm not even getting the colon i put after "incompatible version". but i can't find any text file that contains it. gah, i guess i'm going to have to do make clean. | 21:17 | |
bleh. 3 hours to find out what yml i need to delete | |||
of course, make clean will mean that i'll never know... :-/ | |||
i wish os x has strace. | 21:18 | ||
gaal | it does have something | ||
ktrace maybe? | |||
it works in the aixish model of start the service, do something, stop the service | 21:19 | ||
it also has fam I think or some other thingie that can monitor file access | |||
ask nothingmuch | |||
anymoose, I really doubt your error is coming from somewhere else | 21:20 | ||
TreyHarris | why wouldn't the colon display? | 21:21 | |
gaal | are you sure you're running the right pugs? | ||
TreyHarris | yes. modify time was after my last make | ||
i even had prove6 print out the path of pugs | |||
Eval.hs is getting recompiled, but it isn't getting included, or else the message is coming from elsewhere | 21:22 | ||
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gaal | hm well, come to think of it it's weird that the 'failed loading Yaml: ' part of the error isn't there | 21:24 | |
but there's nowhere in the source that can otherwise produce this | 21:25 | ||
can you just run it manually? | |||
anyway I need to sleep | |||
TreyHarris | ktrace worked. it was blib6/lib/Prelude.pm.yml | ||
gaal | you'll think of something :) | ||
that's good too | 21:26 | ||
TreyHarris | but i guess i can't really commit that change since it doesn't do anything | ||
guess i'll revert | |||
i do wonder where that error is coming from... | |||
ah, well :-) | |||
sleep tight | |||
gaal | well, if you're up to it a fix would be good to have... if you chase it | ||
thanks, bye :) | |||
TreyHarris | ahhh | 21:28 | |
i think i just figured it out | |||
/usr/bin/pugs is using ~/src/pugs/blib6/lib/Prelude.pm.yml, but ~/src/pugs/pugs is using /Library/Perl6/Prelude.pm.yml | 21:29 | ||
now, *why* that is so broken... I don't know :-) | |||
my installed copy is using my working dir libs, and vice versa... | |||
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svnbot6 | r12528 | fglock++ | v6 - optimized op-precedence usage; gets about 10% performance; Test.pm | 21:45 | |
r12528 | fglock++ | compilation now requires <100M ram (was up to 400M) | |||
clkao | (!) | ||
obra | wow | 21:47 | |
nothingmuch | gaal: ktrace is like strace, in terms of usage | 21:50 | |
it just dumps to a binary log | |||
and kdump filters that log | |||
and prints it | |||
svnbot6 | r12529 | Sage++ | The translator now declares any variables not already declared when the -S option is _not_ in effect. At present, it's not too smart: all variables are my, and _everything_ that's bot declared gets declared, even things that may not need to be explicitly defined. | 22:21 | |
r12529 | Sage++ | Anything the code declares will not be redeclared. | |||
r12529 | Sage++ | This update includes updates to ASTUtil (for some new untility functions) ASTTranslate-sage (for the actual new translation) and TestInit.pm (to show off the new translations). | |||
r12529 | Sage++ | The new TestInit.pm can be fed to pugs, as is, and run (I think) correctly. At the very least, it doesn't die... | |||
r12530 | fglock++ | v6 - $?POSITION calls &?POSITION | 22:24 | ||
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TreyHarris | anyone know how to make a new Prelude.pm.yml? i'm trying what seems obvious with util/gen_prelude.pl, but i'm getting "illegal hardware instruction" | 23:03 | |
svnbot6 | r12531 | fglock++ | v6 - fixed a few warnings | ||
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