10:29 <K4rolis> hello again pony experts! I'd like to know whether it's possible to do some performance profiling on pony programs. However, I must admit that I don't have much experience in this sort of thing, so if it's quite complicated I'm not sure whether I can spend the time on this

10:29 <K4rolis> but thought worth to ask anyway :)

12:38 <SeanTAllen> K4rolis: you can use standard profilers such as Apple's instruments, vTune etc. If you can profile a c program with it, you can profile Pony with it.

12:52 <SeanTAllen> ICYMI: new ponylang.org went up over the weekend. more details here: https://pony.groups.io/g/user/topic/new_ponylang_org_website/4762033?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,4762033

12:53 <K4rolis> SeanTAllen: thank you, will look into this!

13:47 <SeanTAllen> you're welcome

14:23 <staticassert> SeanTAllen: great work with the site, looks solid

14:39 <SeanTAllen> thanks staticassert

14:39 <SeanTAllen> now there is a place for "This week in Pony" to live

14:39 <SeanTAllen> i'm going to update the archetype tonight

14:39 <staticassert> Yep. Should be good

15:22 <SeanTAllen> i just pushed an update

15:22 <SeanTAllen> there's more i have in mind, but its a start

18:59 <vaninwagen> hi :) i have a quick question regarding array literals. they don't work with multiple values: https://gist.github.com/mfelsche/0848bbdc1edb1cdd340b6fef741b0d82 is it even a maintained feature? it only seems to be documented in the examples section of the tutorial.

19:08 <vaninwagen> just wanted to ask before i create a github issue and be wrong.

19:08 <vaninwagen> could it be that there is a `tuple?` missing here: https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/blob/master/pony.g#L208 ?

19:11 <vaninwagen> alright, got it https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/commit/73cb823c2c23f8a55d77c2769dd3c0f29a192d12

19:11 <vaninwagen> nevermind :)

19:13 <staticassert> vaninwagen: yep, that was merged last week I think

19:13 <vaninwagen> i've seen it back then but totally forgot :)

22:26 <SeanTAllen> Array literals have been around for a while, they were recently change to be ; instead of ,