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disbot11 <.landyacht.> Hm, Rakudo is sucking memory and CPU on startup and not even printing a statement I put in a BEGIN phaser... any tricks for diagnosing this? I almost suspect something with precompilation, but I don't know how one disables that 01:47
<.landyacht.> yeah, even running with -c flag does this 01:49
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Voldenet Probably some compilation issue 02:36
the only way to debug it would be probably using gdb
breaking and printing stack at some point :\ 02:37
I'm betting infinite recursion because that's the easiest way to get this
since you don't need to even run the code, consider golfing 02:38
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disbot11 <.landyacht.> yeah I'm working on a pretty large application and given the vague nature of the problem idk where to start with tracking down a golf :/ 03:44
<.landyacht.> I'll give gdb a try, haven't used that in ages
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Voldenet Hm, maybe there's a way of getting a stack from rakudo itself 05:24
if the app is truly large but modular then maybe RAKUDO_MODULE_DEBUG=1 would help somehow 05:29
so, you may need to use `call (void)MVM_dump_backtrace(tc)` in gdb 05:37
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librasteve_ weekly: raku -e 'flat (1,3,2).rotor: 3 => -2 andthen say ( * < * > * )(|$_) ;' 09:55
notable6 librasteve_, Noted! (weekly)
wayland76 If `rakubrew build jvm` fails, where do I report it? 10:14