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[09:26] <disbot> <demanddystopia> Is there a reason that is/can't? be a thing openly documented)

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[09:29] <lizmat> if it's about the release process, it *is* documented afaik ?

[09:32] <DemandDystopia> Though the way it's chained rakudo ← nqp ← moarvm got obvious when I once wanted to see how exactly `.is-prime` was implemented which seems to go through the entire chain & ends in a c file

[09:33] <lizmat> yeah, but that's pretty rare

[09:33] <lizmat> nqp::time is another one like that

[09:35] <Voldenet> heh, I remember needing process id before it was returned from Proc::Async, so I made an op for extracting that info from libuv, which made me cut across all the layers too

[09:35] <lizmat> ah, yes, nqp::getpid

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[09:36] <Voldenet> implementing a new op is unique experience, that's for sure

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[09:37] <Voldenet> but also makes one grasp how compilation is done and also all the layers

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[09:38] <Voldenet> (though if I implemented this today, I'd probably use nativecall and quick and dirty lib linked to libuv from moar…, definitely less work)

[09:47] <DemandDystopia> Definitely wanna get some understanding of how the entire conpiler clicks today one day. Picked up Raku like 2–3 months ago and became really enamored with the introspection & "I can't believe this works" type stuff, which leads to eventually the best documentation being the actual source or grammar

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