FROGGS jnthn: I've got an inline bug for you: gist.github.com/FROGGS/2954182e7f8213a83985 09:35
the test is about nested for loops inside a gather take within a sub that is called from within its own for loops 09:36
brrt \o 10:52
JimmyZ_ o/ 10:54
kjs_: long time no see :)
kjs_ JimmyZ_: hi! indeed! 10:55
JimmyZ_ ;)
FROGGS Q: how do I access C globals of a dynamic library? 11:10
it looks like dyncall does not help here..
jnthn afaik, at a low level it's using whatever it's abstraction for dlsym is 11:11
That should get a pointer to where the global symbol is
FROGGS nm /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libxml2.a | grep xmlParserVersion 11:12
0000000000000b60 T __xmlParserVersion
0000000000000010 D xmlParserVersion
that's a static lib though 11:13
hmmmm, stackoverflow.com/questions/5460482...iable-in-c 11:14
dlsym seems to be the correct googling term :o)
this: 11:30
<FROGGS> jnthn: I've got an inline bug for you: gist.github.com/FROGGS/2954182e7f8213a83985
<FROGGS> the test is about nested for loops inside a gather take within a sub that is called from within its own for loops
jnthn Yeah, I'm rather too ill to look at that right now :( 11:33
FROGGS ewww
jnthn: get better soon!
JimmyZ jnthn: Did you leave Shenzhen? 12:20
masak JimmyZ_: no, we're both still here. 13:12
JimmyZ_ oh 13:13
masak (and for a month or so)
JimmyZ_: heard you moved away... :)
I guess someone warned you about our arrival :P
JimmyZ_ yeah
masak dangit, we should have come here earlier. 13:14
JimmyZ_ I don't know you're in shenzhen too :P
brrt \o 15:49
timotimo ohai brrt :) 16:07
brrt hi timotimo :-)
timotimo what perl6y thing should i be up to next? 16:22
vendethiel when in perl6-m (REPL), if I type `slurp`, some string, <CR> and then ctrl-D, I get an error 20:27
Ven "write string requires an object with REPR MVMOSHandle"
timotimo ... huh? 20:29
vendethiel timotimo: am I not clear somewhere? 20:30
timotimo ah
you're slurping from stdin
and you ctrl-d it
vendethiel yes.
timotimo well, it gets closed, then the repl tries to read from it again
but it's closed :(
but ... i'm confused
why "write string"?
vendethiel you tell me :D
timotimo well, the error message doesn't come from the wrong op, i.e. it doesn't say "write string" when it's actually trying to read 20:33
it might get an VMNull instead or something like that 20:35

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