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<omarkj>
Dug a bit further into the issue I've been having with segfaulting the compiler. I've managed to rewrite the code to get it to compile (and did update the ticket). The same issue happens while using `match` instead of `if` if I skip the `else` clause in the `match`.
<omarkj>
So yeah, it seems to have something to do with the typer.
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<SeanTAllen>
hopefully we have a fix before too long omarkj. i saw that you dug into the llvm. thank you for that
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<omarkj>
Is there a way to have the compiler warn me if I'm not doing exhaustive matching ?
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<TwoNotes>
My web server is coming along nicely and I want to do the usual performance tests on it. What is the best way to get accurate Pony memory usage stats?
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<SeanTAllen>
omarkj: there's no exhaustive matching right now
<SeanTAllen>
:( omarkj
<omarkj>
Okay! That's fine. You need to flag the GHC to get the warnings so I was wondering if there was something similar.
<SeanTAllen>
there's an open issue for exhaustive match. its definitely something we need to address it just kind of hard to address
<SeanTAllen>
TwoNotes: can you define what accurate means to you?
<TwoNotes>
SeanTAllen something with more granualarity than what the System Monitor shows.
<TwoNotes>
I assume that when ponyc does a GC, it does not then shrink the total allocation form the system
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<SeanTAllen>
That is correct, it does not
<SeanTAllen>
But there isn't a single heap TwoNotes, one per actor.
<SeanTAllen>
If you check out try_gc in actor.c, you will see the various steps that gc goes through and you could get info about size of an actor's heap at that point.
<SeanTAllen>
note however, heap sizes are estimates in many cases