01:03 <benzrf> hmmm so how exactly does fmt type stuff work

01:04 <benzrf> is it basically like hyper aggressive optimization where you can unroll loops etc since u know the values you're gonna use already

01:36 <tjpalmer> andrewrk, have you tested compiling to wasm? Do you have docs on what settings to use?

07:13 <aiwakura> hi

08:58 <jfo> tjpalmer: I've been excited / thinking about wasm as well. I think supporting it will look something like this: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/commit/41e03c3c469d1c89735fa518a9af4eb3df8b0728

08:59 <jfo> there's work to be done on supporting the platform though, and I think llvm's native wasm backend is still in progress. please let me know what you find out though.

13:30 <hoppetosse> andrewrk: zig build is failing for some reason: https://imgur.com/a/lO5Xb

15:57 <zesterer> Falcon Heavy launch soon. Anybody watching?

16:55 <andrewrk> hoppetosse, hm that's an odd error

16:55 <hoppetosse> andrewrk: yep

16:56 <andrewrk> I'd edit os.cpp in the compiler to put more information than "fork failed"

17:01 <hoppetosse> Where would I get the extra info though?

17:01 <hoppetosse> I was just going over man fork

17:02 <hoppetosse> apparently errno is set on failure, but I can't find what the errno's would correspond to

17:10 <hoppetosse> d'oh, never mind

17:27 <zesterer> andrewrk: I must say, I'm loving how clear and concise Zig code tends to be. Although there's one thing I'm unsure of: is there a way to pull two file namespaces into one? For example, I'd like importing file X from file Y to also allow file Y access to the features contained within file Z (assuming Z is imported by X). I know I can just make the namespace public, but that just means another identifier chain (i.e: X.Z.something)

17:55 <MajorLag_> I believe "use" might be what you want. See https://github.com/andrewrk/tetris/blob/master/src/c.zig for an example. It imports the namespace into the local one.

17:59 <MajorLag_> Another alternative, make the import public, then in Y: const Z = X.Z

18:00 <MajorLag_> Which is what I'd prefer personally since it doesn't obfuscate the source of a symbol.

18:05 <hoppetosse> zesterer: a lot of the index.zig files in the stdlib do pretty much this

18:07 <zesterer> MajorLag_: Although in this case, obfuscating the source of the symbol is actually the intended behaviour

18:07 <zesterer> MajorLag_: Thanks for the link