02:31 <jacobdufault> Is there good way to initialize the members of a nested arraylist, ie, ArrayList(ArrayList(i32))? For example, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2k2FjdcjvH/

02:32 <jacobdufault> I can use `insert`, but I'm hoping to use the for loop variant

02:44 <jacobdufault> andrewrk: I spent some time searching for the issue re 'pub' not being required, would you mind linking me to it?

03:33 <MajorLag> andrewrk: it's really nice having lld finally tell me why it's failing.

04:04 <MajorLag> And it looks like I can link with MinGW64 libs now, so that's cool. Can be free of MSVC. Weird thing though, when I use SDL2 that was distributed with my MinGW64 in C, it is compiled completely static. When I use it with Zig it insists on having the DLL. Not sure what that's all about.

04:46 <MajorLag> ...ok, I think this might be a Zig issue. "lld: warning: ignoring unknown argument: -lSDL2main". So it isn't actually doing the linking, it only appeared to work because I still had the extern fn's declared like they were dll.

06:49 <andrewrk> MajorLag: it'll be a couple days before I can work on this, but it should be a pretty straightforward update to link statically against SDL. The --static arg might already work.

07:18 <MajorLag> I was using static. The error above is when I pass target-environ as gnu. If I leave it msvc I think it might actually be linking statically but the resulting exe just immediately crashes.

07:20 <MajorLag> It's not a big deal. I've got pretty much all of win32 api working now so I can get single-executable games built using that.

07:20 <MajorLag> So don't feel like you have to rush something on my account.]

07:29 <andrewrk> MajorLag: cool, thanks, good to know. I'll test linking against SDL with environ msvc and try to debug the runtime crash. Btw did you do --library c when you linked against SDL?

07:30 <andrewrk> In addition to the --library SDL arguments

07:33 <MajorLag> from what I can tell, with mingw you link against libmingw32. there is no libc.a or libstdc.a

07:36 <MajorLag> To get it to link with msvc environ, I linked against: libSDL2main, libSDL2, libm, libdinput8, libdxguid, libdxerr8, libuser32, libgdi32, libwinmm, libimm32, libole32, liboleaut32, libshell32, libversion, libuuid, libmsvcrt (oh, I guess this is libc), libkernel32, libadvapi32, libmingw32, and libmingwex

07:36 <MajorLag> I've been up too long, brain ain't working so great anymore

17:52 <andrewrk> jacobdufault, I don't have a link handy. If you didn't find it in a search, feel free to file a new issue. Worst case scenario, it's a duplicate, and now someone searching for the same thing as you will find it

18:42 <jacobdufault> will do, thx

18:42 <jacobdufault> any plans for a leak checker in std?

18:43 <jacobdufault> even something simple like an allocator that verifies the same number of malloc/free calls

18:59 <andrewrk> jacobdufault: yes. So far we have std.debug.FailingAllocator which does what you said and returns error.OutOfMemory after N allocations to help with testing

19:01 <andrewrk> But a leak checking allocator could do a lot more - such as capture a stack trace at every allocation and then print them when leaks are detected

19:35 <andrewrk> has anybody played with async/await yet? I haven't had a chance to

22:36 <_0joshuaolson1> Hi, I'm trying to build zig (master). I get a CMake error on Fedora:

22:36 <_0joshuaolson1> CMake Error: The following variables are used in this project, but they are set to NOTFOUND. Please set them or make sure they are set and tested correctly in the CMake files: CLANG_INCLUDE_DIRS

22:36 <_0joshuaolson1> I have the clang libs

22:43 <GitHub119> [zig] 0joshuaolson1 opened pull request #807: Fix Linux gcc requirement (master...patch-1) https://git.io/vAHDw

22:46 <GitHub194> [zig] andrewrk closed pull request #807: Fix Linux gcc requirement (master...patch-1) https://git.io/vAHDw

22:46 <GitHub190> [zig] andrewrk pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/vAHDF

22:46 <GitHub190> zig/master db18d38 Joshua Olson: Fix Linux gcc requirement (#807)...

22:50 <GitHub137> [zig] bscheinman closed pull request #791: Add support for event loop and basic network listeners, and a general-purpose memory allocator (master...gpalloc_squash) https://git.io/vAwcq

23:23 <_0joshuaolson1> Apparently I left too soon, sorry (i.e. andrewrk). zig master's readme says I need the clang library, but Fedora's clang-libs has dynamic and static libs without an include path. Can I compile zig with g++ and still fulfill the CMake script's requirements?

23:24 <_0joshuaolson1> *I mean include files, not path.

23:24 <andrewrk> _0joshuaolson1, I'm not sure I understand the question

23:25 <andrewrk> does fedora have llvm 5.0.1 libs and clang 5.0.1 libs?

23:25 <andrewrk> looks like it does

23:25 <_0joshuaolson1> Yes.

23:25 <andrewrk> what is your cmake output?

23:25 <_0joshuaolson1> Just a sec.

23:26 <_0joshuaolson1> Configuring zig version 0.1.1.101b774 -- Could NOT find LLVM (missing: LLVM_INCLUDE_DIRS) -- Could NOT find CLANG (missing: CLANG_INCLUDE_DIRS) CMake Error: The following variables are used in this project, but they are set to NOTFOUND. Please set them or make sure they are set and tested correctly in the CMake files: CLANG_INCLUDE_DIRS (ADVANCED) used as include directory in directory /home/xenox/zig used as include dir

23:26 <_0joshuaolson1> That messed up formatting...

23:26 <_0joshuaolson1> I don't have or want clang the binary, since that might override the use of g++ with the cc/c++ commands?

23:27 <_0joshuaolson1> *nvm, but am I making sense?

23:27 <_0joshuaolson1> Thanks

23:28 <andrewrk> you should be able to install both without changing the defaultt

23:28 <_0joshuaolson1> Should we make another PR for the readme, then?

23:28 <andrewrk> what's wrong with the readme?

23:29 <_0joshuaolson1> This could get fragile - who knows when a Sabayon/Gentoo user will come along or whatever

23:29 <andrewrk> I'm guessing there's a separate package that has the headers and libraries, and you need to install that

23:29 <_0joshuaolson1> The readme says I need the clang and llvm libraries. I do.

23:29 <andrewrk> if you don't trust your system package manager, then install from source

23:29 <_0joshuaolson1> CMake is looking for more than the libraries, apparently, for the stage 1 build to work.

23:30 <_0joshuaolson1> The 'fragile' comment was about how specific to make requirements so this doesn't happen to someone else.

23:31 <andrewrk> if there's a package that provides `llvm-config` I think that would solve your issue

23:33 <_0joshuaolson1> Huh, Fedora doesn't have it. THere's devel and static versions of llvm.

23:34 <andrewrk> _0joshuaolson1, let me send you a diff to try

23:35 <_0joshuaolson1> *thumbs up*, also installing llvm now (separate from llvm-libs)

23:37 <andrewrk> _0joshuaolson1, try this: https://clbin.com/oLNzv

23:39 <_0joshuaolson1> I'm slow.

23:43 <_0joshuaolson1> Dang it, copied it wrong. Take 2

23:45 <_0joshuaolson1> The output is the same.

23:45 <_0joshuaolson1> What's core.h from?

23:45 <_0joshuaolson1> Duh, zig

23:45 <andrewrk> no, it's from LLVM

23:45 <_0joshuaolson1> ?

23:45 <andrewrk> look for Core.h on your system in /usr/include

23:46 <_0joshuaolson1> grep shows I don't have it.

23:46 <andrewrk> you would need to use find, not grep

23:47 <andrewrk> find /usr/include -name Core.h

23:47 <andrewrk> if you don't have it, then you don't have LLVM libraries installed

23:47 <_0joshuaolson1> Fedora's llvm-libs doesn't have include files - it has .so's and .a's

23:48 <_0joshuaolson1> And yeah, no core.h

23:49 <_0joshuaolson1> I'll keep looking for packages that might have it.

23:56 <andrewrk> here's your other option: https://github.com/zig-lang/zig/wiki/How-to-build-LLVM%2C-libclang%2C-and-liblld-from-source#posix

23:56 <andrewrk> it takes a couple hours