[01:08] *** FROGGS_ joined [02:50] *** kjs_ joined [02:55] *** njmurphy joined [05:38] *** JimmyZ joined [08:02] *** JimmyZ_ joined [08:11] *** mj41 joined [08:12] *** JimmyZ_ joined [08:18] *** harrow joined [08:46] *** JimmyZ_ joined [09:28] *** JimmyZ_ joined [09:35] jnthn: I've got an inline bug for you: https://gist.github.com/FROGGS/2954182e7f8213a83985 [09:36] the test is about nested for loops inside a gather take within a sub that is called from within its own for loops [09:39] *** JimmyZ_ joined [10:00] *** cognome joined [10:34] *** brrt joined [10:38] *** JimmyZ_ joined [10:47] *** colomon joined [10:52] *** kjs_ joined [10:52] \o [10:53] *** JimmyZ_ joined [10:54] o/ [10:54] kjs_: long time no see :) [10:55] JimmyZ_: hi! indeed! [10:55] ;) [10:59] *** zakharyas joined [11:10] *** brrt left [11:10] Q: how do I access C globals of a dynamic library? [11:10] it looks like dyncall does not help here.. [11:11] 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 [11:12] nm /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libxml2.a | grep xmlParserVersion [11:12] 0000000000000b60 T __xmlParserVersion [11:12] 0000000000000010 D xmlParserVersion [11:13] that's a static lib though [11:14] hmmmm, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5460482/dlsyming-a-global-variable-in-c [11:14] dlsym seems to be the correct googling term :o) [11:30] this: [11:30] jnthn: I've got an inline bug for you: https://gist.github.com/FROGGS/2954182e7f8213a83985 [11:30] the test is about nested for loops inside a gather take within a sub that is called from within its own for loops [11:33] Yeah, I'm rather too ill to look at that right now :( [11:33] ewww [11:33] jnthn: get better soon! [11:53] *** brrt joined [12:20] jnthn: Did you leave Shenzhen? [12:44] *** cognome joined [12:47] *** JimmyZ_ joined [12:50] *** mj41_nb joined [12:51] *** cxreg2 joined [12:51] *** btyler_ joined [12:52] *** brrt left [13:12] JimmyZ_: no, we're both still here. [13:13] oh [13:13] (and for a month or so) [13:13] JimmyZ_: heard you moved away... :) [13:13] I guess someone warned you about our arrival :P [13:13] yeah [13:14] dangit, we should have come here earlier. [13:14] I don't know you're in shenzhen too :P [13:17] *** colomon joined [13:29] *** JimmyZ joined [13:33] *** JimmyZ_ joined [13:45] *** JimmyZ_ joined [14:01] *** zakharyas joined [14:07] *** colomon joined [15:23] *** mj41_nb joined [15:49] *** brrt joined [15:49] \o [16:07] ohai brrt :) [16:07] hi timotimo :-) [16:17] *** mj41_nb joined [16:22] what perl6y thing should i be up to next? [16:41] *** vendethiel joined [17:11] *** zakharyas joined [18:43] *** zakharyas1 joined [19:11] *** Ven joined [19:16] *** kjs_ joined [20:16] *** brrt joined [20:16] *** brrt left [20:20] *** avuserow joined [20:27] when in perl6-m (REPL), if I type `slurp`, some string, and then ctrl-D, I get an error [20:27] "write string requires an object with REPR MVMOSHandle" [20:29] ... huh? [20:30] timotimo: am I not clear somewhere? [20:30] ah [20:30] you're slurping from stdin [20:30] and you ctrl-d it [20:30] yes. [20:30] well, it gets closed, then the repl tries to read from it again [20:30] but it's closed :( [20:30] but ... i'm confused [20:30] why "write string"? [20:30] you tell me :D [20:33] 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 [20:35] it might get an VMNull instead or something like that [20:44] *** flussence joined [20:47] *** flussence joined [21:41] *** ggoebel1111111 joined [22:01] *** colomon joined [22:13] *** avuserow joined [23:20] *** colomon joined [23:27] *** avuserow joined [23:44] *** colomon joined [23:59] *** nebuchad` joined