12:20 <SeanTAllen> .

15:53 <hooo> is pony 1.0?

16:14 <Perelandric> hooo: Not yet, but it is very usable though still open to breaking changes before the official, stable release.

16:15 <hooo> i tried it a year ago and i still have the same error today

16:16 <hooo> > ./ponyc ./httpserver.pony ---> "building builtin -> /home/pc/ponyc/packages/builtin Error: ./httpserver.pony couldn't locate this path"

16:26 <Perelandric> ponyc receives the directory of your files instead of the file itself. Or if your working directory is the target, then just `ponyc`

16:27 <SeanTAllen> hooo: you would go to the directory that httpserver is in and run "ponyc". have you checked out the tutorial?

16:33 <hooo> i copied the file to the ponyc folder

16:33 <hooo> bin folder

16:34 <hooo> OH i remember, i am not allowed to put the input file in

16:35 <hooo> jesus, again you dont just tell me

16:37 <hooo> can i debug with gdb?

16:39 <hooo> doesnt look like it

16:57 <SeanTAllen> yes, the standard debuggers are lldb and gdb

17:46 <hooo> SeanTAllen, i tried gdb but it only steps through C code

17:56 <SeanTAllen> hoo: there's a couple bugs in the dwarf info that are being worked out but you can set breakpoints in pony code and step through it. a guide for debugging with lldb is planned.

21:52 <hooo> ah i had to compile with --debug, my mistake. yeah i can step but like you said, it doesnt yet seem to print variable values