02:13 <rick42> aw-: thanks, brother! (that's a high compliment, as i am a fan of your writing!)

04:07 <aw-1> Regenaxer: hi

04:16 <aw-aw-> rick42: i followed along and tried the code in your article, works perfectly.

04:18 <aw-aw-> PicoLisp community needs more well-written and fun articles such as those published by rick42 - they're entertaining and really highlight how easy it is to create powerful solutions in so few lines of code.

04:54 <Regenaxer> Hi aw-aw-

04:57 <aw-aw-> Regenaxer: are you planning to release PicoLisp 19.6 in June?

04:58 <Regenaxer> Yes, indeed, so this is nothing special. Just a new Debian package, the releasing itself is continuous

05:01 <aw-aw-> ok great, thanks

05:01 <aw-aw-> bbl

05:20 <clacke_movim> How do I subscribe to the ML? I see no instruction on https://picolisp.com/wiki/?community

05:25 <Regenaxer> Hi clacke_movim! Just send a mail with "Subscribe" in the subject

05:25 <clacke_movim> To the list itself?

05:25 <Regenaxer> Yep

05:25 <clacke_movim> Ok

05:26 <Regenaxer> Oh! I just notice that my PicoLisp solution te "99 Bottles of Beer" in RosettaCode is not there any more!

05:26 <Regenaxer> Can it be removed?

05:39 <Regenaxer> I should dive into the logs at rosetta it seems

05:47 <Regenaxer> clacke_movim: Worked!

05:49 <clacke_movim> Regenaxer: +1!

06:02 <beneroth> good morning Regenaxer, clacke_movim :)

06:22 <Regenaxer> Hi beneroth

06:33 <Regenaxer> beneroth thanks for the good explanation in the mailing

06:34 <Regenaxer> really good!

06:35 <beneroth> thanks :)

06:35 <Regenaxer> :)

06:36 <Regenaxer> btw, clacke_movim, just to be sure, you know that you can read older mailing list posts in https://www.mail-archive.com/picolisp@software-lab.de

06:37 <beneroth> important info :)

06:37 <beneroth> have a nice day! afk

06:38 <Regenaxer> cu! :)

07:27 <clacke_movim> Regenaxer: oh yes, I did that first. And that's clearly pointed to from the community page. :-)

07:27 <Regenaxer> :)

09:40 <tankf33der> https://pastebin.com/VgMwBiR8

09:40 <tankf33der> netbsd8, i386, have sanitizers.

09:40 <tankf33der> cant even run, if *sometimes* it run then immediately crashed by ASAN.

09:42 <tankf33der> on linux, all works with ASAN and I can do everything i want.

09:56 <Regenaxer> oh

09:56 <Regenaxer> ASAN is a sanity checker?

10:12 <tankf33der> address sanity checker

10:13 <tankf33der> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AddressSanitizer

10:14 <tankf33der> how it could work on linux and what triggered on netbsd8

10:55 <Regenaxer> I think any automated tools don't know about the Lisp heap and cannot check it

10:55 <Regenaxer> the os side memory management is only heap chunks

11:10 <tankf33der> then they should not catch and crash.

11:17 <tankf33der> and at the same time netbsd7 works.

19:09 <Regenaxer> *

20:08 <f8l> Hello. I read documentation of 'tick, and I think I do not understand its part. In ‘For execution profiling, tick is usually inserted into words with prof, and removed with unprof.’, what do ‘prof’ and ‘unprof’ refer to? I’d expect them to be some function, similar to 'trace or 'debug.

20:09 <Regenaxer> Hi f8l! 'prof' etc are in @lib/prof.l

20:10 <f8l> Thank you for your prompt reply. Did I miss some documentation about that?

20:11 <Regenaxer> No, I'm afraid that prof.l itself is not documented

20:11 <Regenaxer> The usage is simple, you load it, 'prof' some functions (like 'trace' or 'debug')

20:12 <Regenaxer> Then run your program

20:12 <Regenaxer> and then (profile)

20:14 <f8l> Simple indeed.

20:15 <Regenaxer> :)

21:30 <rick42> hi pil peeps!

21:30 <rick42> clacke_movim: didn't realize tcl was still a thing. neat!

21:34 <rick42> aw-: aw-aw-: thanks, ay-dub! :)

21:45 <rick42> Regenaxer: agreed, beneroth did a great job explaining. so impressed with his knowledge of pil. and i learned a lot, since i'm weak on pil db tech