08:04 <freeemint> Hi guys i just found Pony yesterday. The guarantes sound awesome.

08:06 <freeemint> Does the licnese of ponyc forbid comercial use?

08:17 <freeemint> CAn you recommend pony-for-x (https://www.gitbook.com/book/cquinn/pony-for-x/details) to learn pony over the torturial(compound word of torture and turoial)

08:20 <cquinn> The pony-for-java chapter that I wrote is pretty short, and just meant to be a brief introduction. And it's not finished.

08:20 <cquinn> But you can start there.

08:23 <freeemint> Ok, mhh, thanks.

08:23 <freeemint> For what applications would you not recommend to use Pony.

09:52 <SeanTAllen> freemint the BSD license doesn't forbid commercial use

09:52 <SeanTAllen> I would recommend starting with tutorial. Pony for X is very new at this point and there isn't much there. That said, if there is content in Pony for X that helps you, everyone would love to hear about it.

09:53 <SeanTAllen> Freemint- pony is rather immature compared to other options so, if immaturity is a worry, I'd say, use something else.

09:53 <SeanTAllen> If you are doing programming that is easily handled by 1 thread, then another language is going to provide a better experience at this time

20:45 <TwoNotes> My SegFaults seem to be caused by something stomping on Actor data structures. Is there a way to find a list of all allocated Actors so I can maybe catch it in the act?

21:34 <TwoNotes> The Segment Faults that happen constantly on ARM (in the guts of actor.c) do not happen at all on X86_64

21:35 <TwoNotes> From the way the ACtor struct is corrupted, I would suspect something wrong with the heap allocator