<g-w1>
tysm. it enables a modern line interface that i have been missing
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<g-w1>
could someone take a look at my pr https://github.com/ziglang/zig/pull/7092, especially in zir_sema.analyzeInstMergeErrorSets. I tried to use the same strategy at analyzeInstErrorSet, but it makes the type a Pointer instead of a Type
<g-w1>
I also have no clue if im writing good/idomatic stage2 code, so it would be nice to know before moving on and doing more stuff
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<dominikh>
has anyone gotten Tracy's callstack capture to work with Zig? the only stack frame it's capturing for me is the tracy instrumentation function itself, none of Zig's callstack. I'm not sure if it can be expected to work, though.
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<pixelherodev>
dominikh: Tracy in zig is only for stage2 I think?
<pixelherodev>
Unless you mean in your own program
<pixelherodev>
In which case I have noooo clue
<dominikh>
yeah, in my own program.
<dominikh>
I have absolutely no idea how stack frames are represented in Zig, but I guess they're different enough from C
<pixelherodev>
dominikh: check how stage2 does it?
<pixelherodev>
It's definitely possible
<pixelherodev>
The compiler uses it
<pixelherodev>
src/tracy.zig I believe
<dominikh>
does it actually successfully capture stack traces for zones? you can get _most_ of tracy to work relatively easy, yeah
<pixelherodev>
Ah, stack traces... no idea
<pixelherodev>
Could be
<pixelherodev>
andrewrk would know, I believe
<pixelherodev>
You can always check
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<dominikh>
well, I can't get stage 2 to build with tracy enabled, and since it looks like a C++ issue, I'm not going to dig further :) I'm pretty sure zig isn't doing anything more to integrate Tracy than I am, anyway
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<dominikh>
idiomatically, if a function can only succeed or fail, and doesn't differentiate between kinds of errors, and otherwise returns void, should it return a !void or a bool?
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<daurnimator>
!void probably
<dominikh>
been leaning towards that, too
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<g-w1>
i think they want to concatonate at runtime, so ++ wont work
<waleee-cl>
ah, ok
<g-w1>
viaken, what you probably want to do is to allocate a slice of the compile time slice plus the runtime slice, then copy the compile time slice into it and the runtime slice after the compile time slice
<ifreund>
std.mem.concat?
<g-w1>
ig you could also do that. i didn't know about that :P
<viaken>
I'll have to concatenate at runtime, yeah. It's a little hook util that takes an argument and then adds the argument to a message it passes to a different util.
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<viaken>
Thank you all
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<yZ5vlALg86lP>
i was wondering are any members of the core team residents of the EU? preferably from ex-socialist countries?
<waleee-cl>
that was specific
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<pixelherodev>
Weirdly specific :P
<CommunistWolf>
my kind of specific
<yZ5vlALg86lP>
well there is some eu money to be dispensed, but the pool is overwhelmed by western countries, and in the interest of balance eastern countries are prefered.
<CommunistWolf>
I should've gotten that estonian e-residency after all
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<Snektron>
alexnask lives in greece
<Snektron>
althought thats probably not ex socialist
<alexnask[m]>
Yeah : p
<alexnask[m]>
Ive heard some Americans describe as as a socialist country along with Venezuela to blame our economic crisis on socialism
<alexnask[m]>
Always gives me a good chukle
<alexnask[m]>
s/as as/us as/g
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<alexnask[m]>
But anyway, Jakub (kubkon) and Veikka (vexu) are also core members in the EU I believe
<pixelherodev>
alexnask[m]: My apologies for the stupidity of most of countrymen :P
<pixelherodev>
s/coun/my &/
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<betawaffle>
pixelherodev: oh, that's why
<pixelherodev>
betawaffle: :)
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<hlolli>
Hi all, I've had my eyes on zig for few months, but never actually tried to learn it. Until recently. The cross compiling feature is amazing. Anyway, I'm trying to make developing bit easier, I'm not finding easy to use print statements, but analyzing other zig code I stumbled on this https://github.com/Vexu/bog/blob/master/src/std/io.zig I was curious if this files will actually add "print" to std.io namespace?
<g-w1>
it seems that this is the standard library of vexu's bog programming language. this doesn't affect zig's standard library at all. if you could give an example of where printing something was hard, i think the community could help you
<g-w1>
hlolli
<betawaffle>
to start with, what are you trying to print, hlolli?
<hlolli>
thanks, I realize in bog's example it makes total sense, using std.log.info is fine as well as I don't need to catch it. In comparison to const stdout = std.io.getStdOut().writer(); stdout.print("somelog\n", .{}) catch unreachable;, it's a bit nicer. But a printing arrays or hashmaps, I'd be happy if there was a snippet for printing various datatypes, but this is no blocker.
<g-w1>
well you could make wrapper functions to view data structures (iterating through hashmap). iirc though, std.fmt can print structs and maybe arrays
<hlolli>
ah nice ok! didn't know. Exactly, wrapper functions. Related or unrelated to this, are there any zig libraries with helper/wrapper goodies for development. I notice on the website, the community projects are only "end product". In a good way, zig seems to offer a lot of customizations and seems to leave sugars to the user, which makes me wonder if there's a list of projects somewhere I didn't see.
<waleee-cl>
hlolli: ... and you have the corresponding https://github.com/zigtools/ (which you might have seen if you have installed zls)
<hlolli>
nice nice, I already have emacs package running, very nice. I'll bookmark these two and try to get zpm running. I was also scratching my head over if there was any package management in the language. Seems like there is.
<g-w1>
no official yet
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<adamkowalski>
Is there a way to check for a compile error in a unit test?
<adamkowalski>
I have some compile time checks that should prevent a certain class of domain specific bugs
<adamkowalski>
and I want to unit tests my compile time checks
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<pfg_>
adamkowalski, not right now unfortunately. I had to redo lots of my comptime stuff to return compile errors out so I could test them in unit tests.
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<adamkowalski>
Yeah I ended up doing something similar
<adamkowalski>
rather than checking for the compile error directly
<adamkowalski>
extract the checker into a function and then assert that it evaluates to false, and returns the correct message
<adamkowalski>
but now that it is working, it feels incredible. I can't believe I can check all this stuff at compile time, and my types encode all the information they need so that they are "impossible" to misuse