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L4[00:12:03] <greaser|q> well that's lovely,
i now get to fix a bug in my code where it thinks
"keyboard" and "gpu" are the same string
L5[00:13:17] <Saphire> xD
L6[00:13:20] <greaser|q> ...that's what
happens when you forget to initialise 'i' before actually reading
it in a loop
L7[00:13:48] <Saphire> i was thinking of
using "something"=="othersomething" instead of
.equals
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L12[00:28:48] <greaser|q> Saphire: C
doesn't use "".equals
L13[00:29:06] <greaser|q> i know damn well
not to go if(thing == "string")
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L15[00:40:38] <ping> greaser|q, xD watching
python coders learn C is fun
L16[00:40:44] <ping> they do crap like that
all the time
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L19[00:52:37] <greaser|q> ping: first time
i learnt C, yeah, i did that
L20[00:52:50] <greaser|q> that was... about
10 or so years ago?
L21[00:52:53] <ping> I'm talking
consistently
L22[00:53:09] <ping> And they would always
blame C for not doing it for them
L23[00:56:30] <greaser|q> C is not the
syntactic sugar language
L24[00:57:00] <greaser|q> if you want to
copulate with the syntactic sugar bowl then ruby is your best
bet
L25[00:57:18] <greaser|q> on the other
hand, if you want shit to actually be fast, well, you're going to
have to deal with C
L26[00:58:00] <greaser|q> (or C++, but then
you get to be cautious of the many many things that rip your feet
clean off)
L27[00:59:22] <greaser|q> ok, file handles
work, next up: being able to read strings and byte arrays
L28[01:02:42] <ping> C++ masterrace
L29[01:06:41] <greaser|q> let me know when
you've managed to write hot-swapping code without breaking a
sweat
L30[01:07:10] <greaser|q> as much as i hate
C++ though i will defend the notion that 1. C++ can be fast and 2.
C++ can be small
L31[01:07:42] <greaser|q> i wrote a
raytracer in C++11 once, it was... not terrible
L32[01:07:52] <greaser|q> performed pretty
well even though i used virtuals
L33[01:08:20] <greaser|q> Parsing
L34[01:08:20] <greaser|q> ELF FORMAT
FAIL
L35[01:08:26] <greaser|q> ^ ok, seems the
filesystem calls work
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L37[01:31:50] <snowden89> lol C++ sounds
nice
L38[01:32:02] <snowden89> but i dont really
need that much more performance
L39[01:32:07] <snowden89> for me to ever
use it for myself
L40[01:32:20] <snowden89> python does it
fine, c# on windows
L41[01:32:29] <greaser|q> i wrote a video
codec once
L42[01:32:31] <snowden89> so even though i
got some books on c++
L43[01:32:35] <greaser|q> i definitely
needed the speed
L44[01:32:44] <greaser|q> sure, i could
have done it in C++ but i hate coding in C++
L45[01:32:51] <snowden89> my projects are
limited in it to basic tutorials
L46[01:32:52] <greaser|q> anyhow, seems the
whole thing gets loaded...
L47[01:34:10] <greaser|q> it even appears
to jump to the entry point and not completely die
L48[01:46:55] <greaser|q> i have this
running in the bios: https://i.imgur.com/cIdZkfq.png
L49[01:47:19] <vifino> [M@-örawr
L50[01:47:21] <vifino> rawr*
L51[01:47:35] <vifino> greaser|q: I
wnt.
L52[01:47:36] <vifino> want.
L53[01:47:45] *
vifino sighs
L54[01:47:57] *
vifino hides his face in Lizzy's lap
L56[01:51:00] <Saphire> ...
L57[01:51:46] <Saphire> i can't make a lua
patter that matches "a(n)"
L58[01:51:49] <Saphire> %
L59[01:51:50] <Saphire> #lua
L60[01:51:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L61[01:51:52] <greaser|q> the BOOT TEST
STRING is actually done on the Java side, the rest is done on the
MIPS side
L62[01:52:35] <Saphire> #lua return
"":gsub("a(n)", "([aA])\\([nN]\\)",
"a")
L63[01:52:35] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: <eof> expected near ':'
L64[01:52:40] <greaser|q> the java side is
also responsible for BSODing
L65[01:52:42] <Saphire> #lua return
(""):gsub("a(n)", "([aA])\\([nN]\\)",
"a")
L66[01:52:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (number expected, got
string)
L67[01:53:02] <Saphire> #lua return
("a(n)"):gsub("([aA])\\([nN]\\)")
L68[01:53:02] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > [string
"lua"]:1: bad argument #2 to 'gsub'
(string/function/table expected)
L69[01:53:07] <Saphire> derp
L70[01:53:09] <Saphire> so derp
L71[01:53:15] <Saphire> #lua return
("a(n)"):gsub("([aA])\\([nN]\\)","a")
L72[01:53:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > a(n) |
0
L73[01:53:21] <Saphire> ^ why
L74[01:54:41] <Saphire> ah
L75[01:54:59] <fingercomp> wrong escaping
char?
L76[01:55:27] <Saphire> yup
L77[01:55:27] <fingercomp> not
"\\(" but "%("
L78[01:56:34] <greaser|q> hmm, i wonder if
i could possibly hijack the OpenOS disk so it has an init.elf on it
with a very basic kernel
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L82[02:09:30] <Turtle> o/
L83[02:10:10] <greaser|q> sup
L84[02:10:23] <g> o/
L85[02:10:31] <greaser|q> trying to get my
mandelbrot program to run using the clunky-as-fuck interface
L86[02:10:50] <Turtle> I am slowly getting
creeped out by google upgrading the chrome search box
L87[02:12:17] <greaser|q> also i have no
idea why that just used the computer address rather than the gpu
address to set stuff
L88[02:12:34] <g> Turtle: ?
L89[02:12:46] <Turtle> http://i.imgur.com/AuEB1l0.png
L90[02:12:56] <g> oh, neat
L91[02:13:00] <Turtle> It´s a really neat
feature but it has no business sense.
L92[02:13:16] <Turtle> Chrome doesn´t shove
advertisements in my face like their search page info box
thingymabob
L93[02:13:22] <Turtle> so it´s creepy
:p
L94[02:13:30] <Turtle> (Also I need to
replace my S2 with something, it´s dying D:)
L95[02:13:47] <g> I have a note 2, it's
great
L96[02:13:59] <Turtle> yeah, S7 is around
the corner too
L97[02:14:25] <gamax92> I have an S3
L98[02:14:28] <greaser|q> i've got a
feeling strcmp may have been playing up
L99[02:14:40] <g> the notes have a stylus
which is actually really useful
L100[02:14:43] <greaser|q> oh yeah if you
missed it: https://i.imgur.com/cIdZkfq.png
L101[02:15:01] <Turtle> I need a phone
though, not a phablet.
L102[02:15:04] <Turtle> god I hate that
word.
L103[02:15:40] <g> the S7 is the same size
as the notes though?
L104[02:15:44] <g> so is the S6
L105[02:15:46] <Turtle> ik :p
L106[02:16:00] <g> might as well get the
extra utility
L107[02:17:17] <greaser|q> yeah ok it
seems strcmp was playing up as i basically reimplemented it and it
worked... aside from the fact that it's now spamming 8 down the
left side
L108[02:17:17] <Turtle> hmh, lemme check
current note specs
L109[02:17:35] <g> the stylus is useful
for anything small, functions like an actual mouse in browsers
(with hover), can be used in apps like Squid for pressure-sensitive
drawing and such..
L110[02:18:06] <g> it's handy for that
non-root debian thing that was linked here yesterday too
L111[02:18:56] <Turtle> How´s the
cooling?
L112[02:19:42] <Turtle> also, can we
please designate phone cpus as 4+4 instead of octacores, k, thanks
.-.
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L115[02:27:48] <greaser|q> 802d8: 0c020083
jal 8020c <main.constprop.0>
L116[02:27:49] <greaser|q> 802dc: 279c97d0
addiu gp,gp,-26672
L117[02:27:49] <greaser|q> 000802e0
<_exit>: 802e0: 27bdffe8 addiu sp,sp,-24
L118[02:28:05] <greaser|q> ^ turns out
gcc's link time optimiser is quite good
L119[02:28:49] <greaser|q> it's MIPS so
those first two lines would normally be flipped, but the main thing
is that this picks up that the last thing to run in _start() is
_exit()
L120[02:29:07] <greaser|q> and _exit() is
a noreturn function
L121[02:29:10] <greaser|q> and so it just
dumps _exit straight after _start and lets it carry on
L122[02:29:50] <g> <Turtle> How´s the cooling?
L123[02:29:52] <g> It's.. fine
L124[02:29:57] <g> it does get warm under
heavy load
L125[02:30:02] <g> but I haven't burned my
hand on it or anything
L126[02:30:26] <Turtle> ah
L127[02:32:07] <Izaya> setting up a DMZ
box using pfsense rather than a debian box is much easier
L128[02:32:17] <greaser|q> seems -Os is
bugged, so using -O1 instead... for some reason it completely eats
the loop if i use -Os
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L130[02:35:51] <greaser|q> this seems to
be just one of those cases where you just need to apply more
volatile to things
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L132[02:37:21] <greaser|q> much better:
https://i.imgur.com/pfFMb8Z.png
L133[02:52:41] <vifino> What is it doing,
greaser|q?
L134[02:52:54] <greaser|q> in this case,
that's a mandelbrot
L135[02:53:06] <vifino> ah, cool
L136[02:53:20] <vifino> So you are making
progress on your mips arch?
L137[02:53:22] <greaser|q> idunno what the
hell was up with it but it seemed to not update the third argument
pointer so it was just printing what the BIOS last printed
L138[02:53:32] <greaser|q> of course i am,
hence the screenshot ;)
L139[02:53:39] <vifino> Good, good.
L140[02:53:42] <vifino> linux when?
L141[02:53:52] <greaser|q> i'm looking up
instructions on how to build netbsd
L142[02:53:56] <vifino> *nix when?
L143[02:53:59] <greaser|q> lua doesn't
seem to want to... behave properly
L144[02:54:05] <vifino> netbsd is also
fine.
L145[02:54:10] <greaser|q> no fucking clue
why as the original prototype has no issues with lua
L146[02:54:18] <greaser|q> and it's a
direct derivative of the prototype
L147[02:54:23] <vifino> lol
L148[02:54:30] <vifino> !!!bugs!!!
L149[02:54:42] <vifino> bug level
compatibility not quite there yet, eh?
L150[03:10:29] <greaser|q> yeah ok this is
just weird, lua does load and now with my special _start it prints
a :) face to the console but nothing else
L151[03:12:35] <vifino> it's all about
that smiley, doe.
L152[03:15:08] <greaser|q> ah i think i
know why strcmp was completely shot
L153[03:15:33] <greaser|q> it's doing
32-bit reads to the buffer
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L156[03:37:40] <g> oh neat, enderio has an
OC network conduit
L157[03:37:40] <g> lol
L158[03:43:16] <greaser|q> 1.9M Feb 23
09:26 lib/libc.so.12.193.1
L159[03:43:25] <greaser|q> ...welp, maybe
netbsd 7 isn't a very good option
L160[03:46:32] <greaser|q> at least not in
its current state
L161[03:47:34] <Vexatos> g, you didn't
know?
L162[03:54:01] <g> well, no? :P
L163[03:58:56] <Vexatos> hey guys
L164[03:59:01] <g> hey toast
L165[03:59:05] <Vexatos> does anyone have
any ideas for more Computronics achievements?
L166[03:59:27] <g> is there a creative
tape?
L167[03:59:35] <Vexatos> 1.8 port made me
realize that there are only two achievements in the mod without
GregTech or Railcraft >_>
L168[03:59:57] <g> I seem to remember
there being an infinite creative tape
L169[04:00:04] <Vexatos> nope
L170[04:00:11] <g> ah, okay
L171[04:00:23] <g> I was going to say you
should add a hidden one for when someone spawns one in
L172[04:00:32] <g> along the lines of
"cheater" :P
L173[04:00:51] <Izaya> ah, fun times
L174[04:01:08] <Izaya> so from my new
firewall box ssh is filtered on all my hosts
L175[04:01:34] <g> you mean you firewalled
yourself out?
L176[04:01:37] <Izaya> because the LAN and
WAN interface are on the same /24
L177[04:01:47] <Izaya> g: no I can access
it fine
L178[04:01:53] <Izaya> and yet it can see
the port 80
L179[04:01:56] <Izaya> and 25565
L180[04:02:00] <Izaya> it just refuses to
forward 22
L181[04:02:17] <g> iptables?
L182[04:02:42] <Izaya> pf(sense)
L183[04:05:03] * g
shrugs
L184[04:05:06] <g> I use iptables with
knockd, so
L185[04:05:14] <Izaya> I tried to use
iptables
L186[04:05:26] <Izaya> I can't
L187[04:05:32] <g> Why not?
L188[04:05:49] <Izaya> Because I'm
incapable of configuring iptables to do non-fucked-up anything
beyond dropping packets
L189[04:05:54] <greaser|q>
memcpy(addr_tmp, (uint8_t *volatile)0x1FF00200, 64);
L190[04:05:54] <greaser|q>
memcpy(gpu_address, (uint8_t *volatile)0x1FF00200, 64);
L191[04:05:56] <greaser|q> ^ spot the
bug.
L192[04:06:06] <g> it's not really that
hard, there's loads of good tutorials online
L193[04:06:20] <Izaya> g: do any of them
cover doing NAT with only one interface?
L194[04:06:36] <g> https://digital-domain.net/one_nic_nat.html
L195[04:08:33] <Izaya> I have a book on
iptables (pdf) also
L196[04:08:38] <Izaya> doesn't mean I can
manage to not fuck it up
L197[04:08:53] <g> stop assuming you'll
break it and give it a fair shot
L198[04:08:56] <greaser|q> another bug
after fixing that one: i was actually loading gpu_address from
0x1FF00240 which is not the address but the type that you get from
a query
L199[04:08:58] <g> if you assume you can't
do it, you won't be able to
L200[04:09:33] <greaser|q> as someone who
hardly touches iptables it's probably like riding a unicycle
L201[04:09:54] <greaser|q> you fuck up
more than you do on a bike but the fuckups are usually pretty
painless
L202[04:10:14] <g> unless you manage to
firewall yourself out
L203[04:10:14] <g> yep
L204[04:10:34] <Izaya> hence why this is
all virtualized
L205[04:10:36] <Izaya> yet still not
working
L206[04:10:38] *
Izaya shrugs
L207[04:10:48] <Izaya> maybe I was doomed
to be stuck with this shitbox of a router for all eternity
L208[04:11:05] <greaser|q> yeah i guess it
depends on what you're doing it on
L209[04:12:58] <greaser|q> and *another*
bug was i was using the wrong hardware strobe register, i was doing
the "get return string data" one, not the "call a
function" one
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L211[04:16:40] <greaser|q> tomorrow i
might be able to work on events
L212[04:17:28] <greaser|q> and also
running more than one call per tick as i'm currently trying to
avoid the rate limit exception
L213[04:20:50] <greaser|q> uh yeah, in
order of how long it takes to happen: opening minecraft, building a
new jar, building lua
L214[04:20:53] <greaser|q> descending
order
L215[04:20:57] <greaser|q> it's pretty sad
that's the case
L216[04:21:43] <greaser|q> especially
considering i now build lua with link-time optimisation which slows
the build down to about 8 seconds
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L219[04:29:53] <greaser|q> i suspect my
loader might be shot
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L221[04:31:42] <iFunner> hi
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L223[04:45:09] <greaser|q> found the bug:
it was loading the same section 3 times
L224[04:47:30] <greaser|q> so it turns out
my loader was indeed broken
L225[04:49:44] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/KteXbsP.png <-- getting much
closer
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L237[04:53:05] <greaser|q> yeah i still
don't know why there's an 'r' there but there you go: https://i.imgur.com/lCpdSpw.png
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L239[04:59:40] <Lizzy> yay netsplit
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L242[05:03:36] <Vexatos> hmmm
L243[05:03:38] <Vexatos> should I or
should I not
L244[05:04:22] <Vexatos> Cruor, help
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L246[05:42:17] <Izaya> muahahahahaha
L247[05:42:20] <Izaya> won a round of
0ad
L248[05:42:27] <Izaya> feels like I'm
playing AoE again\
L249[05:55:52] <Vexatos> 0ad?
L250[05:58:53] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
FOSS AoE clone https://play0ad.com/
L251[05:59:20] <Vexatos> rip free
time
L252[05:59:28] <Vexatos> WELL THEN
L253[05:59:33] <Vexatos> SEE YOU NEXT
CENTURY
L254[06:00:07] <Izaya> hey guess what a
particularly good feature is?
L255[06:00:08] <Vexatos> well this is
creepy
L256[06:00:11] <Vexatos> I opened
synaptic
L257[06:00:17] <Izaya> on modern platforms
the water is blue, not purple! :D
L258[06:00:17] <Vexatos> first package on
the list "0ad"
L259[06:00:38] <Izaya> alphabetical
order?
L260[06:00:40] <Vexatos> >511MB
L261[06:00:43] <Vexatos> yes
L262[06:00:48] <Vexatos> certainly bigger
than AoE1 though
L263[06:00:53] <Vexatos> and that runs on
Wine, too
L264[06:01:25] <Izaya> I've found old
games run better under WINE/PoL than on 'modern' Windows
L265[06:01:45] <Vexatos> can it
multiplayer yet
L266[06:01:59] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
Yeah
L267[06:02:05] <Izaya> it has multiplayer,
just no loading MP saves
L268[06:02:08] <Vexatos> brb installing on
every PC in network
L269[06:02:18] <Vexatos> .-.
L270[06:02:23] <Vexatos> this is too good
to be true
L271[06:02:28] <Vexatos> and I have a
Maths exam tomorrow
L272[06:02:31] <Vexatos> ARE YOU KIDDING
ME
L273[06:02:39] <Vexatos> I am supposed to
learn ;_;
L274[06:02:40] <Izaya> Vexatos: install in
preparation
L275[06:02:48] <Vexatos> ;_;
L276[06:03:05] <Vexatos> And I still have
two Professor Layton games and a 14-book novel series to
finish
L277[06:03:21] <Vexatos> what
L278[06:03:22] <Vexatos> the
L279[06:03:22] <Vexatos> heck
L280[06:04:26] <Vexatos> real time
strategy games
L281[06:04:28] <Vexatos> soooo
goooood
L282[06:04:38] <Vexatos> Izaya, we need to
play that
L283[06:04:40] <Vexatos> one day
L284[06:04:41] <Vexatos> .-.
L285[06:04:43] <Vexatos> I mean
L286[06:04:46] <Vexatos> I'll lose
horribly
L287[06:04:48] <Vexatos> but
whatever
L288[06:04:51] <Vexatos> I don't
care
L289[06:04:51] <Izaya> dunno
L290[06:04:54] <Izaya> I'm not good at
it
L291[06:05:07] <Vexatos> I never managed
to finish the AoE campaign
L292[06:05:15] <Izaya> I beat a few of
them
L293[06:05:19] <Vexatos> the mission with
the single priest was just too much .-.
L294[06:05:20] <Izaya> but that Babalon
one
L295[06:05:22] <Izaya> fucking
L296[06:05:30] <Izaya> I beat the first
match without cheating once
L297[06:05:41] <Vexatos> can you even
cheat in AoE 1?
L298[06:06:07] <Izaya> yeah
L299[06:06:15] <Vexatos> does the game
have a tutorial thinger yet
L300[06:06:30] <Izaya> dunno
L301[06:06:31] <Vexatos> the controls are
like AoE
L302[06:06:32] <Vexatos> D:
L303[06:06:36] <Vexatos> I don't even need
to re-learn
L304[06:06:37] <Vexatos> D:
L305[06:06:42] <Izaya> I just jumped into
a game
L306[06:06:49] <Vexatos> 511MB
L307[06:06:52] <Vexatos> biggest program
on my PC
L308[06:06:58] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
There's also a FOSS version of Anno 1503/1602: http://www.unknown-horizons.org/
L309[06:07:05] <Izaya> IIRC my copy of
Xonotic is better
L310[06:07:07] <Vexatos> ffs
L311[06:07:09] <Vexatos> dean
L312[06:07:10] <Vexatos> stop
L313[06:07:11] <Vexatos> please
L314[06:07:13] <Izaya> Oh man Unknown
Horizons is great
L315[06:07:23] <Izaya> it crashed a few
times when I played it but besides that
L316[06:07:24] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos: 0ad
does have a tutorial iirc
L317[06:07:29] <Vexatos> Now just need
Stardew Valley to get a Linux port and my life will be over
L318[06:07:35] <Vexatos> damn I'm a
first-semester student
L319[06:07:53] <Vexatos> I have not been
playing a decent game for two years
L320[06:07:56] <Vexatos> and suddenly
WHAT
L321[06:08:16] <Vexatos> DeanIsaKitty,
does it multithread? >_>
L322[06:08:33] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
Which one?
L323[06:08:37] <Vexatos> 0ad
L324[06:08:44] <DeanIsaKitty> 0ad? I
think, its in C++ with JS scripting
L325[06:08:55] <Vexatos> Izaya, it always
felt weird to me playing AoE 1 at HD resolution
L326[06:08:59] <Vexatos> everything was so
tiny :D
L327[06:09:18] <Izaya> I keep my old
Pentium 4 XP box running for a reason
L328[06:09:36] <Vexatos> EVEN THE MUSIC IS
GOOD
L329[06:09:37] <Izaya> 1024x768, 2GB RAM,
160GB HDD, 3Ghz
L330[06:09:41] <Vexatos> WHAT THE
HECK
L331[06:09:53] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
Also, since you like RTS, I would suggest you take a look at Bos
Wars, Freeciv (Civilizations II clone), the Gelst forks (MegaGlest
& GAE) & Warzone 2100. ;P
L332[06:10:01] <Vexatos> Dea
L333[06:10:04] <Vexatos> dean
L334[06:10:05] <Vexatos> please
L335[06:10:12] <Vexatos> ; _ ;
L336[06:10:13] <DeanIsaKitty> RIP
Vexatoast degree ^^
L337[06:10:21] <Vexatos> Some day
L338[06:10:27] <Vexatos> I'll be a Dr.
rer. nat.
L339[06:10:29] <Izaya> I hadn't heard of
this warzone one
L340[06:10:31] <Vexatos> and I'll make
lots of money
L341[06:10:36] <Vexatos> and THEN I can
play all those games
L342[06:10:38] <Vexatos> ;_;
L343[06:10:39] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: Post
apocaliptic RTS
L344[06:10:53] <DeanIsaKitty> http://wz2100.net/
L345[06:11:19] <Vexatos> Is stone still as
horrible of a resource to get as in AoE?
L346[06:11:30] <Vexatos> I always ran out
of stone
L347[06:11:44] <Vexatos> Also, which
civilization has the catapults .-.
L348[06:12:07] <DeanIsaKitty> There is a
tab where you can look at each civ's units iirc
L349[06:12:22] <Vexatos> kewl
L350[06:12:29] <Izaya> I played as some
arab dudes last game
L351[06:12:36] <Izaya> had trebuches or
something
L352[06:13:32] <Vexatos> "female
citizens cause nearby male units to work faster" game
pls
L353[06:14:01] <Vexatos> I am so excited
right now
L354[06:14:05] <Vexatos> I'm shaking
L355[06:14:12] <Vexatos> this game
L356[06:14:13] <Vexatos> .-.
L357[06:14:13] <Izaya> must be the female
workers
L358[06:14:17] <Vexatos> ...
L359[06:14:22] <Vexatos> I haven't even
started it yet
L360[06:14:24] <Vexatos> still
downloading
L361[06:16:10] <Izaya> so uh
L362[06:16:18] <Izaya> anyone got a copy
of the borland c++ compiler?
L363[06:16:25] <Izaya> don't want to give
them a bunch of info I don't have
L364[06:16:41] <Vexatos> wh borland
L365[06:16:43] <Vexatos> why*
L366[06:16:59] <Izaya> because the
alternative is MSVC
L367[06:17:07] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya:
MinGW?
L368[06:17:13] <DeanIsaKitty> or just
plain gcc?
L369[06:17:26] <Vexatos> oh so there are
territories in 0ad O:
L370[06:17:34] <Vexatos> Like Settlers?
:D
L371[06:17:43] <Izaya> DeanIsaKitty:
probably a more sane idea
L372[06:18:02] <Izaya> I sorta want to
poke at the IDE for old versions of Turbo C++ but I think I have a
DOS version anyway
L373[06:18:22] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
Apropos the Settlers, recently found Widelands... https://wl.widelands.org/ Haven't played it yet, so
if you do please tell me if its good :P
L374[06:18:40] <Vexatos>
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L375[06:18:44] <Vexatos>
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L376[06:18:45] <Vexatos>
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L377[06:18:46] <Vexatos> ...
L378[06:18:50] <Izaya> .
L379[06:18:52] <Vexatos>
L380[06:19:17] <Izaya> ^H
L381[06:22:28] <Vexatos> Ĥ
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L386[07:15:58] <Lizzy> o/
L387[07:20:10] <Inari> \o
L388[07:20:22] <Inari> \o
L389[07:20:23] <Inari> fixed
L390[07:20:50] <Inari>
L391[07:22:55] <Inari> https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-sinclair-zx-spectrum-vega-plus-console#/
:o
L392[07:26:58] <Lizzy> ohshit i need to
renew my domain
L393[07:27:22] <Inari> Lizzy: dont be
sanders
L394[07:27:37] <Inari> or who was it
L395[07:27:45] <Inari> ah
L396[07:27:48] <Inari> jeb bush it
was
L397[07:27:51] <Inari> not sanders
:P
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L498[08:09:20] <Lizzy> wow
L499[08:09:37] <Lizzy> %seen Sangar
L500[08:09:37] <MichiBot> Lizzy: Sangar
was last seen 5d 19h 27m 52s ago.
L501[08:10:41] <Mimiru> He's abandoned
us...
L502[08:18:10] <Inari> hm
L503[08:18:20] <Inari> i forgot the name
of skirts that are longer in the back than the front
L504[08:18:21] <Inari> <.<
L505[08:18:32] <Inari> thats the worst
part about fashion, remembering all the terms
L506[08:18:32] <Inari> :P
L507[08:19:07] <Mimiru> The high-low skirt
has a full circle hem. However, the length varies from short in
front to long in back.
L508[08:19:15] <Inari> hm mullelt skirt i
think was the one i used
L509[08:19:21] <Mimiru> also known as
asymmetrical, waterfall, or mullet skirts,
L510[08:19:33] <Inari> :p yeah
L511[08:19:40] <Inari> skulds outfit
reminded me of them xD but couldnt recall the term haha
L512[08:19:55] <Inari> http://www.cosplayisland.co.uk/files/costumes/7103/65841/CI_65841_1342661062.JPG
that outfit
L513[08:20:22] <Inari> epilator has
recharged, time for more pain \o/
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L521[09:48:03] <gamax92> hi.
L522[09:48:47] <Vexatos> hi.
L523[09:50:23] <sugoi> hi
L524[09:50:31] <sugoi> s/hi/hi./
L525[09:50:31] <MichiBot> <sugoi>
hi.
L526[09:53:43] <Saphire>
s/(.)/\1\1\1\1/g
L527[09:53:47] <Saphire> awww
L528[09:54:08] <sugoi> hmm i wonder
L529[09:54:25] <sugoi> s/h(mm)/hu$1/
L530[09:54:33] <sugoi>
s/h(mm)/hu(1)/
L531[09:54:42] <sugoi>
s/h(mm)/hu(0)/
L532[09:55:01] <Saphire> meh
L533[10:00:41] <Vexatos> sugoi, you broke
it
L534[10:01:15] <Saphire> how o.o
L538[10:02:45] <sugoi> yeah yeah
L539[10:02:47] <sugoi> i get the
point
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L552[11:20:37] <vifino> oh, fuck me
L553[11:21:40] <Inari> nty
L554[11:21:52] <Inari> &me throws
{Lizzy} at vifino
L555[11:21:54] <Inari> there
L556[11:21:57] <Inari> damn
L557[11:23:05] <Lizzy> vifino, k
L558[11:23:07] <Lizzy> :P
L559[11:31:22] <vifino> Lizzy: very well.
:3
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L564[11:49:30] <Sangar> o/
L565[11:49:48] <ping> \o/
L566[11:49:53] <Lizzy> omfg it's
Sangar
L567[11:50:09] <Sangar> yeah, sorry for
lack of presence the last few days :X
L568[11:50:46] <Lizzy> Sangar, I may or
may not be moving the forums to a different server in the near
future (i.e. next 2 weeks)
L569[11:50:57] <Sangar> okeh
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L571[11:51:17] <Sangar> lemme know where
to point the domain when it's time
L572[11:51:23] <Lizzy> will do
L573[11:52:07] <Lizzy> Gonna move my web
stuff to a VM on Athar (IP currently unknown) and just have the
forums communicate with the MySQL daemon on Athar
L574[11:52:20] <Lizzy> also Sangar did you
get my MichiBot %tell about theport redirection for mail?
L575[11:52:50] <Sangar> Lizzy, yeah, so
nothing for me to do?
L576[11:52:58] <Sangar> was lost because
of a reboot (because of the libc thing)
L577[11:54:03] <Lizzy> yeah, you don't
needd to do anything now
L578[11:54:39] <Sangar> \o/
L579[11:54:48] <Sangar> wish that were the
case for more things :X
L580[11:55:50] <Sangar> so this evening i
decided to do something more difficult than to play dark souls, but
to try to finish porting 1.6 to 1.8... wish me luck.
L581[11:56:12] <Lizzy> good luck
L582[11:57:51] <Vexatos> SANGAR
L583[11:57:55] <Vexatos> S A N G A R
L584[11:58:02] <vifino> changing usb id's
is a pain in the buttocks.
L585[11:58:03] <Sangar> V E X A T O
S
L586[11:58:10] <Vexatos> (╯°□°)╯︵
ᴚ∀פN∀S
L587[11:58:13] <vifino> Get a room.w
L588[11:58:15] <vifino> Get a room.*
L589[11:58:19] <Sangar> we have
L590[11:58:20] <Sangar> it's #oc
L591[11:58:25] <vifino> :P
L592[11:58:29] <Sangar> :P
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L594[11:58:40] <vifino> Glad you're back,
Sangar.
L595[11:58:59] <Vexatos> I want to release
Computronics 1.6.1
L596[11:59:00] <vifino> Oh, did you hear
that greaser|q made huge improvements in his MIPS
architecture?
L597[11:59:00] <Sangar> but am i? ;)
L598[11:59:08] <Vexatos> but I need OC 1.6
for that D:
L599[11:59:14] <Sangar> Vexatos, well,
then wish me luck
L600[11:59:15] <Sangar> hard
L601[11:59:15] <Vexatos> go go go
L602[11:59:23] <Vexatos> Sangar, go check
PRs
L603[11:59:25] <Vexatos> i dun gud
L604[11:59:29] <Sangar> will do
L605[11:59:40] <vifino> Sangar: https://i.imgur.com/lCpdSpw.png
L606[11:59:44] <Sangar> i have like 60
unread github notification mails >_>
L607[11:59:53] <vifino> Lua 5.3 on his
MIPS arch. :D
L608[11:59:58] <Vexatos> Sangar, I have 80
on a good day
L609[12:00:02] <Vexatos> a
L610[12:00:02] <Vexatos> day
L611[12:00:07] <Sangar> vifino, wat
:O
L612[12:00:11] *
Vexatos watches like 350 repos
L613[12:00:27] <Sangar> that's
awesome
L614[12:00:47] <Sangar> Vexatos, well, but
you can delete most of them really quick :P i keep them as
reminders
L615[12:00:53] <vifino> Sangar: time to
replace oc's original arches with mips and a lua version that can
run openos :D
L616[12:00:54] <sugoi> WOOAAHHG
L617[12:00:59] <sugoi> The One has
returned!
L618[12:01:20] *
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L619[12:01:20] <Vexatos> PRAISE THE FLOWER
BOY, OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR!
L620[12:01:30] <sugoi> i have to run
L621[12:01:36] <Sangar> good jogging
L622[12:01:36] <sugoi> but, have a great
day/night everyone!
L623[12:01:41] <Sangar> ;)
L624[12:01:47] <Sangar> cya
L625[12:01:54] <vifino> No thank you,
Vexatos. I'll continue praising our lord and saviour, pink
flamingo.
L626[12:02:08] <Vexatos> vifino, fair
enough
L627[12:02:12] <Vexatos> Did you see
L628[12:02:18] <Vexatos> cruor built a
flamingo shrine
L629[12:02:18] <Vexatos> :D
L630[12:02:25] <vifino> I know.
L631[12:02:38] <Cruor> :I
L632[12:02:52] <Cruor> Vexatos: that was
the small potato shrine .-.
L633[12:02:53] <vifino> There is a problem
with it, though.
L634[12:03:00] <vifino> It's small and
tainted.
L635[12:03:09] <vifino> It contains...
computercraft.
L636[12:03:26] <Cruor> vifino: cba to pay
2 stacks of diamond to wiggle a flamingo ;p
L637[12:03:27] <vifino> TIS-3D or
taint
L638[12:03:42] <Cruor> if TIS is
persistent, then that is a nice solution :p
L639[12:03:43] <Sangar> tis3d best wiggle
generator
L640[12:03:48] <Vexatos> Cruor, it
is
L641[12:03:57] <Vexatos> Cruor, you are
using Computronics dev builds: I added a Flamingo serial
interface
L642[12:04:04] <Vexatos> documented in the
TIS-3D manual
L643[12:04:06] <Cruor> ... for the love of
god
L644[12:04:20] <vifino> Vexatos:
woot
L645[12:04:23] <Vexatos> of
flamingo*
L646[12:04:33] <Vexatos> anyways, off to
mother's bday celebration
L647[12:04:34] <Vexatos> bye bye
L648[12:04:35] <vifino> so... I can attach
my debugger to a flamingo? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L649[12:04:42] <vifino> See ya,
Vexatos.
L650[12:04:43] <vifino> o/
L651[12:04:49] <Cruor> oh well
L652[12:04:50] <Vexatos> yea, attach
your
L653[12:04:52] <Vexatos>
"debugger"
L654[12:04:54] <Vexatos> all you
want
L655[12:05:02] <Vexatos> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L656[12:05:04] <Vexatos> bye
L657[12:05:12] <Vexatos> Cruor, TIS-3D or
bust
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L659[12:05:50] <Sangar>
getEntityNameToSpawn y u privaet -.-
L660[12:06:15] <Cruor> vifino: do i even
bother streaming me coding? >_<
L661[12:08:58] <vifino> Cruor: meh
L662[12:16:36] <Cruor> Sangar: randomly
found a midi.lua in some weird folder named Sangar-Programs
L663[12:16:40] <Cruor> how sane is this
thing? :p
L664[12:17:10] <Sangar> Cruor, barely
:P
L665[12:17:31] <Cruor> looked at the midi
specs and what not, and a full implementation sounds overkill af
:p
L666[12:17:41] <Sangar> how well it works
very much depends on the track given. iirc i did add support for
computer.beep later on
L667[12:17:47] <Sangar> yeah, it's not a
full one
L668[12:18:02] <Sangar> just enough to get
some midis i found on the web working
L669[12:18:28] <Cruor> couldnt find any
plaintext notations that seemed sane... so i looked at midi instead
>_<
L670[12:21:17] <Cruor> hmm...
L671[12:22:13] <Cruor> http://abcnotation.com/examples#Notes ill take it
:p
L672[12:23:59] 
<Elizabeth> _returns with red arms
from reaching through server racks whilst she had been
patching_
<Elizabeth> _returns with red arms
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L675[12:31:30] <vifino> Poor you,
Elizabeth.. :(
L676[12:31:44] <Elizabeth> it's fine
<Elizabeth> it's fineL677[12:31:46] <sugoi> Sangar: leaving now
for an interview, but, term update. it's 99% done, doing some edge
case bugs with wide char and horizontal wrapping, but note that we
boot we 30k free on T1 ram, another 20k savings
L678[12:32:13] <Elizabeth> You're not a network
manager if the server racks don't get some blood from you (they
didn't get any this time but they want more)
<Elizabeth> You're not a network
manager if the server racks don't get some blood from you (they
didn't get any this time but they want more)L679[12:34:53] <vifino> Elizabeth: My
blood is probably all over my rack :P
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L681[12:36:31] <Elizabeth> right, last email done
for today, gome time
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L683[12:36:33] <Elizabeth> *home
<Elizabeth> *homeL684[12:38:09] <vifino> YAY
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L686[12:56:38] <Sangar> sugoi, coolio!
also, good luck!
L687[12:58:42] <Dashkal> ooo, wb :)
L688[13:02:35] <Sangar> it compiles \o/
with all the new rack rendering commented out >_> now to see
if it starts...
L689[13:08:28] <Sangar> it does! now
then... how to port the new rack rendering...
L690[13:13:11] <Sangar> crash \o/
L691[13:13:56] <DeanIsaKitty> buck
\o/
L692[13:14:27] *
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L694[13:34:30] <vifino> :D
L695[13:34:35] *
vifino flops on Lizzy
L696[13:37:45] <gamax92> Sangar:
OpenComputers Emscripten Port when?
L697[13:37:59] <AlissaSquared> Two
centuries
L698[13:38:24] <gamax92> let me go get my
fuzzy string comparison library to see how close AlissaSquared is
to Sangar
L699[13:38:33] <Dashkal> I admit I'm just
a little surprised I haven't heard of an arch using the built-in
rhino JS engine.
L700[13:38:48] <AlissaSquared> gamax92:
very
L701[13:39:50] <gamax92> 0.3158
L702[13:41:05] <gamax92> greaser|q makes
best arch
L703[13:42:23] <gamax92> But what about a
SuperH processor?
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L705[13:43:25] <Sangar> Dashkal, started
on it, gave up when trying to sandbox
L706[13:43:43] <Dashkal> mmm, sandboxing
would be a total bitch yes. You'd need to get into security
managers.
L707[13:43:45] <Dashkal> Never a good
day.
L708[13:44:10] <Dashkal> I ran up against
that once trying to use Jython to embed python as a scripting
language in a long dead project.
L709[13:44:17] <gamax92> What if you
instead, run Rhino on MIPS
L710[13:45:04] <gamax92> Make a simple OS
model where anything can hijack anything because lol
protections.
L711[13:45:32] <Dashkal> The JVM security
manager stuff has the expressive power to work, but that is one of
the most terrifying APIs I've ever dealt with.
L712[13:46:14] <Dashkal> There's another
road, but it's even more terrifying. Custom classloader that does
NOT delegate to parent unconditionally.
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L715[13:57:19] <Lizzy> k, so the oc forum
/ nginx and php-fpm can stand up fine and use hardly any resources
when hammered with LOIC over a VPN (didn't want to LOIC over my
main internet) and still managed to show me the page on my phone so
woo
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L718[14:09:29] <Mimiru> Holy shit a
Sangar
L719[14:10:00] <Lizzy> Who wants to help
me test something?
L720[14:10:46] <Mimiru> About to have to
head back to work, or I would
L721[14:10:48] <vifino> I do.
L722[14:10:53] <vifino> Obviously :P
L723[14:14:19] <Lizzy> on a server or
whereever, could you do wget -r oc.cil.li ? Want to test how much
cpu / ram is used when multiple "clients" hit it at once
(to help me decide how much ram to give my web vm when i make it on
Athar)
L724[14:15:13] <Lizzy> and also make sure
it's only downloading from oc.cil.li, i've just had mine go get
stuff from reddit...
L725[14:15:31] <Mimiru> running it from
eos, and hekate
L726[14:15:40] <Mimiru> abotu to leave
though so going to have to stop it
L727[14:16:09] <Lizzy> okay
L728[14:16:32] <Mimiru> K, gotta run
L729[14:16:47] <Lizzy> okay
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L731[14:19:50] <Trickzy> You do realise
LOIC does nothing..
L732[14:20:53] <Trickzy> Quite literally
dosing your own Network..
L733[14:21:53] <greaser|q> morning
L734[14:22:20] <Lizzy> Trickzy, i wasn't
using it to DOS anyone, i was using it to see how much resources
would be used if the webserver were to get hit with a load of
connections at once
L735[14:22:30] <Lizzy> the outcome was,
nginx does it rather well
L736[14:23:14] <gamax92> heyo
greaser|q
L737[14:23:51] <greaser|q> Sangar: and yes
i managed to work my way around the HandleValue thing, i actually
use the string value for the AbstractValue... do these implement
hashCode+equals sanely or do they use a sane default or
something
L738[14:24:01] <greaser|q> that 'r' still
annoys me
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L740[14:27:34] <Sangar> greaser|q, just
the java default, why?
L741[14:27:41] <Sangar> remind me what
needed working around?
L742[14:29:02] <greaser|q> Sangar:
apparently, nothing actually needs working around
L743[14:29:18] <Sangar> \o/
L744[14:29:32] <greaser|q> i found the
relevant api for the class i needed and all i needed was to drop
that into the key field of a map (well, and the value field for
that matter)
L745[14:47:54] *
Lizzy has found a use for her Xbox360
L746[14:48:12] <Lizzy> it can be my irc
connection whilst i play games on my laptop
L747[14:49:01] <Izaya> does it have linux
installed on it?
L748[14:49:13] <Izaya> also it's MIPS,
right?
L749[14:49:20] <greaser|q> char sbuf[512];
sprintf(sbuf, "read = %i, amt = %i\n", fd, amt); write(1,
sbuf, strlen(buf)); <-- ok, that seems to explain the 'r', but
not the lack of other letters
L750[14:49:44] <Lizzy> Izaya: no, the
stock xbox stuff. If / when i can be asked i'll probably get linux
on it
L751[14:49:44] <greaser|q> if you're
asking about my CPU, yes it's MIPS, but no, it's basically an ELF
bootloader loading a Lua kernel
L752[14:49:52] <greaser|q> wait derp
L753[14:50:38] <Izaya> greaser|q: will it
run IRIX?
L754[14:50:53] <greaser|q> you'd need
custom drivers for it... also does that need an MMU
L755[14:50:58] <greaser|q> i'll probably
add in an MMU anyway
L756[14:52:36] <greaser|q> char sbuf[512];
sprintf(sbuf, "read = %i, amt = %i\n", fd, amt); write(1,
sbuf, strlen(buf)); <-- spot the bug.
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L758[14:56:49] <greaser|q> ...it would
also help if i actually copied the binary across to the loot disk
before building the mod
L759[14:58:39] <Izaya> DeanIsaKitty: Are
there XMPP libs for rust?
L760[14:58:49] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: yes,
but no good ones
L761[14:59:06] <Izaya> hrm :|
L762[14:59:09] <greaser|q> Sangar: if
you're still here, how would i go about pulling events?
L763[14:59:20] <Dashkal> Wouldn't that
require for it to be possible to write a good xml library?
L764[14:59:35] <Dashkal> Oh yes, yes I am
bitter. Played in that space a couple years back.
L765[14:59:38] <greaser|q> that, and
calculating RAM?
L766[15:00:02] <DeanIsaKitty> Dashkal,
shut your cakehole <.<
L767[15:00:09] <Dashkal> Only if given
cake
L768[15:00:25] *
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L770[15:01:01] <Sangar> greaser|q,
Machine.popSignal
L771[15:01:33] <greaser|q> ah sweet, might
as well make an MMIO API for that and just ignore the helper shit
that gamax put in his template
L772[15:01:34] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: you
will have the most luck with the libstrophe bindings, but I don't
know how finished they are.
L773[15:01:50] <DeanIsaKitty> You may need
to directly interact with the strophe-sys crate in some cases
L774[15:01:54] <Sangar> ram is a bit
messier, mainly because you have to decide hoe much ram a ram stick
provides iirc
L775[15:01:55] <gamax92> greaser|q: all of
the template came from Sangar
L776[15:02:01] <greaser|q> ah righty
L777[15:02:14] <greaser|q> how would i
read the amount of RAM on a stick?
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L779[15:02:48] <gamax92> The generic mod
stuff was from Sangar's examples, the gradle setup is from Sangar's
example, and the Architecture stuff was a snippet from Sangar
L780[15:02:50] <Sangar> get driver for
component, check if instanceof driver.item.Memory, call
amount()
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L783[15:03:01] <Sangar> which returns a
multiplier basically
L784[15:03:08] <Izaya> Oh fun, I'll play
with the options when I get home
L785[15:03:15] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya: Toss
that, the strophe binding are so incomplete they aren't even on
crates.io :|
L786[15:03:26] <DeanIsaKitty> But
libstrophe-sys should work.
L787[15:03:50] <Dashkal> Hrm, you've
reminded me of an old problem. How to map ram sticks to a
λ-calculus vm. Stack frames? Serialize the sucker and use bytes
anyway?
L788[15:04:01] <Izaya> inb4 rust bindings
for the lua verse libs
L789[15:05:07] <Sangar> greaser|q,
basically: adjust this for your needs: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/server/machine/luac/NativeLuaArchitecture.scala#L147-L166
L790[15:05:44] <Sangar> also yay, basic
rendering works \o/ just gotta fix the overlays. and trigger a
block rerender when inserting mountables
L791[15:07:46] <greaser|q> i'm tempted to
apply a 4x multiplier but then again i think the challenge of
fitting everything into a max of 2MB (yes i know servers can let
you go up to 4MB) will be fun
L792[15:07:56] <greaser|q> seeing as lua
requires 512KB and is mapped in such a way that you'd need
1MB
L793[15:42:11] <greaser|q> ...i can almost
get those bloody events working, *almost*
L794[15:42:16] <greaser|q> just getting
more debug info
L795[15:42:36] <greaser|q> also i really
need an MMIO port dedicated to making the thing sleep
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L797[15:43:57] <greaser|q> Sangar: quick
question, why are key input events floats and not ints?
L798[15:45:14] <Sangar> prrrrobably
because lua 5.2 didn't differentiate integers and reals?
L799[15:45:53] <greaser|q> i'm going to
make it work with either
L800[15:46:05] <greaser|q> chances are
shitlib will actually end up with functions or macros to deal with
the types
L801[15:46:15] <Sangar> great name
L802[15:46:20] <greaser|q> thanks
L803[15:46:31] <greaser|q> if anyone gets
offended i'll just rename it to sjw
L804[15:46:37] <greaser|q> they're pretty
much the same thing
L805[15:47:04] <greaser|q> it totally
stands for "system jump wrangler"
L806[15:47:17] <greaser|q> although i'll
probably just end up renaming it anyway to make it more
palatable
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L808[15:48:08] <`-`> Oh yeah, that reminds
me
L809[15:48:35] <`-`> greaser|q: In my ARM
arch I just marshal the values from signals and components raw in a
serialized format
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L811[15:49:51] <Sangar> gg
L812[15:50:10] <`-`> It's probably
not the best thing to do, but 100% support with every component and
signal is great ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L813[15:51:10] <greaser|q> i have a 32
entry table of two 32-bit values, the second is the type, the first
is usually a value you can use, but if it's a string it has the
length and you fetch it via a different strobe
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L815[15:55:17] <greaser|q> aha i found out
a problem
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L819[15:56:10] <greaser|q> i wasn't
actually fetching the string with the name in it
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L821[16:09:15] <greaser|q> ok, every key
seems to be typed twice so taking a log
L822[16:11:39] <greaser|q>
if(!strcmp(signame, "key_down"))
L823[16:12:21] <greaser|q> event log
suggests it's firing for key_up as well
L824[16:16:31] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/MfvcLUO.png <-- don't ask me
why this thinks that key_up and key_down are exactly the same
fucking thing
L825[16:17:54] <greaser|q> i could give
you a disassembly of strcmp if you want to have a go at making it
work
L826[16:19:01] <`-`> Hmm
L827[16:19:23] <`-`> I was also having
problems with strcmp with my ARM arch... until I took the whole
thing apart
L828[16:19:53] <greaser|q> looking at
poll_event's code, an if(!strcmp()) call compiles to a jal and then
on return it does a beqz v0,*
L829[16:20:11] <`-`> greaser|q: Does the
mips version you're emulating have wait states and those
"maybe" branch instructions?
L830[16:20:18] <greaser|q> `-`: nope
L831[16:20:26] <greaser|q> wait what do
you mean wait states
L832[16:20:32] <greaser|q> it's MIPS-I,
all it has is the single delay slots
L833[16:20:47] <`-`> Oh, maybe wait states
== single delay
L834[16:20:49] <greaser|q> and i don't
emulate the load delay slot because the compiler already avoids
it
L835[16:20:56] <`-`> I haven't done much
mips and stuff
L836[16:21:14] <`-`> greaser|q: strcmp
probably uses a hand written method that uses the delay slot
L837[16:21:17] <greaser|q> i do emulate
the branch delay slot though because that's mandatory and i do it
by having a prefetch pc + op value
L838[16:21:41] <greaser|q> maybe LBU is
shot, i'll have to check
L839[16:21:58] <greaser|q> `-`: the
compiler abuses the delay slot far more than someone hand-writing
assembly would
L840[16:22:15] <`-`> I forget what the
problem was exactly I was having with my ARM stuff, but I know it
was failing on hand written methods because they took advantage of
some features that were either unimplemented or broken
L841[16:22:34] <greaser|q> also the way i
do it is: fetch op, use the previously fetched op + pc for
calculations
L842[16:22:41] <`-`> strcmp, the built in
division function, and the built in mod function were all giving
invalid values
L843[16:23:55] <greaser|q> case 0x24: //
LBU
L844[16:23:55] <greaser|q> tmp0 =
0xFF&(int)this.mem_read_8(this.regs[rs] +
(int)(short)op);
L845[16:24:03] <greaser|q> ^ seems to be
right, so not sure what the hell is going on
L846[16:24:38] <`-`> Try adding
parenthesis around (int)this.mem_read_8
L847[16:24:54] <`-`> I usually add extra
parenthesis when casting because Java likes to be a screw up
L848[16:24:55] <greaser|q> lemme check
psx-spx
L849[16:25:17] <greaser|q> i suspect it's
the nor op that's failing
L850[16:25:32] <greaser|q> nor rd,rs,rt
nor rd,rs,rt rd = FFFFFFFFh XOR (rs OR rt)
L851[16:25:43] <greaser|q> oh right i was
doing rd = rs | ~rt
L852[16:26:36] <`-`> greaser|q: I would
also emulate it in another emulator and cross reference the
registers and branches taken with your cpu core
L853[16:27:05] <snowden89> ok i am going
to come back in 10 minutes cause lol completely lost XOR possible
assembly sounding things
L854[16:27:26] *
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shame
L855[16:27:43] <greaser|q> or you could
take a little bit of time to learn how bit operations work
L856[16:28:46] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/7xAAuRg.png <-- tada! now i
need an input buffer
L857[16:29:41] <`-`> Nice ( ͡^ ͜ʖ
͡^)
L858[16:30:15] <greaser|q> this one's
always a nice test: https://i.imgur.com/bcr3oCT.png
L859[16:30:16] <`-`> I can't get Lua
running on my arch unfortunately... My OS freaks out while linking
the executable with the OS libs
L860[16:30:27] <snowden89> nah greaser|q I
need to stop learning new things and actually make something
L861[16:30:37] <snowden89> that uses the
concepts i have read about
L862[16:31:14] <Inari> greaser|q: so what
was the r about?
L863[16:31:44] <snowden89> so the thing
your using runs in java
L864[16:31:49] <snowden89> but emulates
ARM?
L865[16:31:52] <greaser|q> MIPS
L866[16:31:58] <`-`> snowden89: Mine
emulates ARM
L867[16:32:01] <snowden89> ah ok
L868[16:32:08] <snowden89> blending all
your projects
L869[16:32:10] <snowden89> :P
L870[16:32:11] <Inari> `-`: how far is
yours?
L871[16:32:24] <`-`> Inari: I'm in the
middle of rewriting how OC handling and MMU works
L872[16:32:31] <greaser|q> Inari: it would
print a ">", then not update the x position, then try
to print some debug info beginning with "read =", except
the code used there accidentally used strlen(buf) instead of
strlen(sbuf), and the length of the "buf" string was
1
L873[16:32:35] <`-`> So pretty much I'm
back to square one
L874[16:32:46] <Inari> haha
L875[16:32:47] <Inari> nice bug
L876[16:33:16] <Inari> `-`: thats
tough
L877[16:33:23] <Inari> cause no matter how
much you square one
L878[16:33:27] <Inari> it'll always be
one
L879[16:33:30] <`-`> XD
L880[16:33:38] <greaser|q> `-`: if you
want to we could totally use shitlib which i'm considering renaming
for palatability reasons (in all honesty i'm considering calling it
labour.c) and then we can both have working lua
implementations
L881[16:33:41] <`-`> I also have to rework
how signals are done
L882[16:33:46] <greaser|q> although your
hardware API will be different from mine
L883[16:34:01] <`-`> greaser|q:
Possibly
L884[16:34:14] <greaser|q> yeah, labour.c
will work because it will only offend a certain class of
shitlibs
L885[16:34:17] <Inari> im for a love2d
naming scheme of things
L886[16:34:47] <`-`> Inari: I can't wait
for analogselects.lua
L887[16:34:56] <Inari> `-`: ?
L888[16:35:03] <greaser|q> also the final
frontier: filesystems and dynamic linking: https://i.imgur.com/geLFUvl.png
L889[16:35:17] <Sangar> OC1.6 MC1.8.9
BUILD!!!111eleven
L890[16:35:28] <`-`>
analogselects
L891[16:35:37] <greaser|q>
!!!!!111111!!11!111!!!!111emergencyphonenumber1!11!!111!
L892[16:35:41] <Inari> `-`: thats pretty
far fetched
L893[16:35:54] <Inari> love2d is more..
direct
L894[16:36:06] <greaser|q> but yeah, i'll
need to get my mod working on 1.8.9
L895[16:36:11] <`-`> Inari: eh, then make
it libvagonena.so
L896[16:36:21] <Inari> what
L897[16:36:28] <`-`> Exactly
L898[16:36:35] <`-`> I'm bad at this
L899[16:36:42] <`-`> I should hire rude or
something
L900[16:36:43] <Sangar> this is pretty
much as untested as possible. like, new rack rendering and gui
works. i need people to test functionality now :X
L901[16:36:45] <Inari> people at love2d
are good at it :P
L902[16:36:51] <Inari> go ask them
L903[16:37:03] <greaser|q> hmm, actually i
could just wrap dlopen, although not sure what i'd have to do to
get a lua build to use it
L904[16:37:32] <greaser|q> OR i could
possibly patch lua
L905[16:37:42] <greaser|q> yeah that's
probably the cleaner option
L906[16:39:27] <greaser|q> yeah i think
i'll need to make a posix build of lua
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L908[16:50:25] <greaser|q> sugoi: finally,
what you've always been waiting for: https://i.imgur.com/mIZxCMA.png
L909[16:52:01] <greaser|q> (i'm allocating
2MB RAM total for now, regardless of what RAM is installed - i
haven't quite got the RAM sticks calculated yet)
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L914[17:12:00] <Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> this mod was sooooo cool back then
https://web.archive.org/web/20140827195243/http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1275658-1-2-5-the-laser-mod-v-1-5
<Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> this mod was sooooo cool back then
https://web.archive.org/web/20140827195243/http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1275658-1-2-5-the-laser-mod-v-1-5L915[17:12:17] <Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry for link
<Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry for linkL916[17:12:33] <Sangar> greaser|q, that
your mips arch? awesome :D
L917[17:12:38] <greaser|q> yep
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L920[17:16:00] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/vIqyd8J.png
L921[17:16:23] <greaser|q> pretty much the
only thing left API-wise is the method query
L922[17:16:31] <Sangar> nice
L923[17:16:50] <g> what does MIPS mean for
the layman?
L924[17:16:55] <Sangar> well, i'm off to
bed; if someone could be bothered to give the 1.8.9 build of 1.6
some thorough poking, that'd be great!
L925[17:17:19] <Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry ill go back to general...
<Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry ill go back to general...L926[17:17:35] <Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry for wrong chat
<Meelock
(Meelock/meelock)> sorry for wrong chatL927[17:26:19] <greaser|q> g: it's a
CPU
L928[17:26:30] <greaser|q> as in a real
one that you can compile stuff for
L929[17:27:15] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/gQlGjct.png
L930[17:27:21] <g> can I compile python
for it? :u
L931[17:27:24] <greaser|q>
theoretically
L932[17:27:33] <greaser|q> just bring your
own kernel and libc
L933[17:27:40] <g> would that even fit in
the memory limits
L934[17:27:41] <g> lol
L935[17:27:47] <greaser|q> yes there's a
bug in that code, i'm waiting for it to finish in the next, i guess
5 minutes?
L936[17:28:04] <greaser|q> lua compiles
down to <512KB and the bootloader's roughly 2KB right now
L937[17:28:09] <greaser|q> and the
bootloader loads a static ELF
L938[17:28:16] <vifino> greaser|q: go go
go, make an openos compatible lua thing and convince Sangar to pull
it into normal oc :D
L939[17:28:20] <vifino> muahahaha!
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L941[17:29:07] <greaser|q> vifino: that'll
be fun... and as an added bonus you *will* have access to the full
debug table ;)
L942[17:29:15] <vifino> >:D
L943[17:29:34] <vifino> That also means we
could have luajit! :D
L944[17:29:40] <vifino> Wooohooooo
L945[17:29:51] <vifino> I mean, maybe it
won't be that fast, but...
L946[17:30:59] <greaser|q> does luajit
support mips?
L947[17:32:48] <greaser|q> ok i fixed the
bug
L948[17:33:32] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/3zSvBIF.png
L949[17:36:41] <greaser|q> currently using
about 25KB of heap space
L950[17:43:18] <vifino> greaser|q:
yes.
L951[17:52:38] <vifino> ping: farkin
fakot
L952[17:56:21] <greaser|q> the fun of
using System.currentTimeMillis truncated to 32 bits: https://i.imgur.com/da7XwSx.png
L953[17:59:30] <vifino> gg
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L955[18:02:38] <greaser|q> i'm changing
the MMIO API to suit
L956[18:05:21] <greaser|q> oops: https://i.imgur.com/qFhIgFq.png
L957[18:05:40] <greaser|q> anyway found
the bug, trying again
L958[18:09:27] *
vifino picks up Lizzy and carries her to bed
L959[18:09:35] *
Lizzy falls asleep on vifino
L960[18:10:07] <vifino> holy shit my butt
hurts
L961[18:10:12] <malcom2073> hEH
L962[18:11:13] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/pZzItea.png <-- fixed!
L963[18:11:16] <greaser|q> (yes my clock
is on UTC)
L964[18:11:22] <vifino> yaay
L965[18:11:39] <vifino> greaser|q: where
is da sauce?
L966[18:11:58] <greaser|q> vifino: i'd
need to clean it up a bit first, do you know how to change the name
of the jar file?
L967[18:12:13] <vifino> gradle?
L968[18:12:35] <`-`> Welp, it's time to
work on more ARM stuff ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L969[18:12:42] <`-`> s/:D/D:
L970[18:12:42] <MichiBot> <vifino>
That also means we could have luajit! D:
L971[18:12:46] <`-`> Welp
L972[18:12:51] <`-`> My macro didn't work
there
L973[18:13:19] <vifino> `-`: I demand a
dev copy when you get it to a usable state, after all I wanna have
fun with it :D
L974[18:13:26] <vifino> I have a couple of
toolchains here
L975[18:14:02] <`-`> vifino: I have to
build at least some starter code so any programs someone makes
doesn't outright crash :X
L976[18:14:05] <greaser|q> $ ls
L977[18:14:05] <greaser|q>
OC-Example-Architecture-MC1.7.10-1.0.0.jar
L978[18:14:07] <greaser|q> ^ that
thing
L979[18:14:18] <vifino> greaser|q: gradle
or what?
L980[18:14:32] <greaser|q> i'm looking at
build.gradle and the name does NOT jump out at me
L981[18:14:59] <vifino> So gradle.
L982[18:15:38] <vifino> jar.basename =
'something', so it would be something-version.jar
L983[18:15:46] <vifino> or baseName
L984[18:15:48] <vifino> dunno
L985[18:16:18] <greaser|q> ah found the
file
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L987[18:21:50] <greaser|q> anyhow,
prepping the git repo
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L994[18:43:36] <greaser|q> aaaand it's
here: https://github.com/iamgreaser/ocmips
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L999[18:45:21] <OneMatthias> I am trying
to figure out how to make a loop that looks for a keypress to
exit.
L1000[18:45:26] <OneMatthias> Basically,
I want to make a little program that will read a value from an
adapter connected to the n
L1001[18:45:28] <OneMatthias> etwork and
print it to the screen.
L1002[18:46:07] <greaser|q> the events
are "key_down" and "key_up"
L1003[18:46:26] <greaser|q> http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:event
L1004[18:46:35] <greaser|q> wait actually
this: http://ocdoc.cil.li/component:signals
L1005[18:46:45] <OneMatthias> Ok.
L1006[18:47:00] <OneMatthias> Oh..oh
my.
L1007[18:47:30] <greaser|q> it covers
pretty much everything you need to know
L1008[18:47:40] <OneMatthias> Well, that
works.
L1009[18:48:44] <OneMatthias> Basically,
I want my Immersive Engineering bottler and capacitor to display
their fill and charge le
L1010[18:48:52] <OneMatthias> vels,
respectively.
L1011[18:49:09] <greaser|q> http://magicannon.com/ocmips-latest.jar if anyone
wants to test, note only tested with OC 1.6 for 1.7.10
L1012[18:50:23] <greaser|q> it's likely
i'll be writing a proper kernel and running lua on top of that,
though
L1013[18:50:56] <greaser|q> oh yeah,
protip, don't run the lua bios in a mips machine and vice
versa
L1014[18:51:28] <OneMatthias> So, if
key_down(x) == true?
L1015[18:51:31] <greaser|q> otherwise it
will BSOD with "unsupported op"
L1016[18:51:48] <greaser|q> OneMatthias:
that's not how that API works
L1017[18:52:03] <OneMatthias> Oh?
L1018[18:52:24] <OneMatthias> I am
exceedingly rusty with OC.
L1019[18:52:48] <greaser|q> you call
event.pull() and you'll get something like "key_down",
"b2314-4142b-2b4b-1241221", 15, 25, "Cirno"
returned
L1020[18:52:56] <OneMatthias> Oh.
L1021[18:53:24] <OneMatthias> So, how
would I go about quitting the loop on the "x" key being
pressed?
L1022[18:55:41] <greaser|q> local ev,
addr, cch, cco, uname = event.pull("key_up"); if
string.char(cco):lower() == "x" then break end
L1023[18:55:48] <greaser|q> wait i mean
cch not cco there
L1024[18:55:53] <greaser|q>
string.char(cch):lower()
L1025[18:56:17] <OneM_Industries> I copy
and paste that into the code?
L1026[18:56:22] <greaser|q> something
like that
L1027[18:56:26] <OneM_Industries>
(OneMatthias here)
L1028[18:56:27] <greaser|q> that would be
part of the loop
L1029[18:56:30] <OneM_Industries>
Ok.
L1030[18:56:46] <greaser|q> also
actually: if cco and string.char(cco):lower() ==
"x"
L1031[18:56:52] <snowden89> local
variables all on one line?
L1032[18:57:14] <snowden89> sigh i did
not know you could do that
L1033[18:57:15] <snowden89> lol
L1034[18:57:26] <greaser|q> and also
event.pull(0.05, "key_up") instead
L1035[18:57:57] <snowden89> is that
applying like a list[0-4] to each one item
L1036[18:58:14] <snowden89> ev =
"keydown" etc
L1037[18:58:39] <OneM_Industries> if cco
& string.char(cco):lower() =="x" on the second line
of the code, the first being local event = require
"event"?
L1038[18:58:51] <greaser|q> it'll
basically unpack what it can and return nil for the later stuff if
it doesn't fit
L1039[18:59:02] <snowden89> thats a nice
feature
L1040[18:59:09] <snowden89> that i
completely missed in lua
L1041[18:59:11] <snowden89> lol
L1042[18:59:13] <greaser|q>
OneM_Industries: yeah
L1043[18:59:20] <OneM_Industries> Ok,
done.
L1044[18:59:22] <greaser|q> snowden89: if
you like varargs you will love how lua does them
L1045[18:59:39] <greaser|q> there are a
few snags to it but you can do stuff like
L1046[18:59:50] <OneM_Industries> So,
calling a function from IE's bottler.
L1047[19:00:11] <greaser|q> function
abuse(target, ...) if target then print(target.."
sucks"); abuse(...) end end
L1048[19:00:59] <greaser|q> ah yes if you
want to use a component's thing you have to do e.g. component =
require("component")
L1049[19:01:00] <`-`> Woo, I successfully
abstracted the OC Coprocessor so I can test code without opening
Minecraft
L1050[19:01:06] <greaser|q> `-`:
\:D/
L1051[19:01:14] <greaser|q> and there was
only one letter there: D
L1052[19:01:16] <snowden89> woo!
L1053[19:01:34] <`-`> I just caught a
really big bug where mode register banking was including the
program counter
L1054[19:02:06] <`-`> Basically it would
switch modes then jump back up to the reset interrupt while in the
new mode
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L1056[19:10:19] <OneMatthias> So,
something like local adapter = require("adapter")?
L1057[19:12:53] <greaser|q> component =
require("component");
component.gpu.set(1,1,"wat")
L1058[19:12:58] <greaser|q> ^ it'll be
more like that
L1059[19:13:04] <greaser|q> you only need
to require component once
L1060[19:25:47] <greaser|q> what the
hell, that was unexpected
L1061[19:26:22] <greaser|q> i modified
the bootloader, and after i finally convinced it to compile it Just
Worked(TM)
L1062[19:27:41] <lashtear> cirno?
L1063[19:28:22] <greaser|q> thanks for
reminding me, i need to have a parody of the energy star logo in my
bootloader
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L1065[19:30:18] <ericsfinck> Hello
L1066[19:30:25] <ericsfinck> is this the
Open Computers irc
L1067[19:31:00] <greaser|q> yes
L1068[19:31:11] <ericsfinck> Ah i have a
question about drones
L1069[19:31:25] <greaser|q> well, for my
boot logo i'll probably just have a bright blue cirno using the
braille section of unicode
L1070[19:31:44] <ericsfinck> i keep
getting attempt to call global 'require'
L1071[19:31:48] <ericsfinck> and i cant
figure it out
L1072[19:32:01] <ericsfinck> If anyone
knows, it would be much appreciated :)
L1073[19:33:17] <ericsfinck>
Anyone?
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L1075[19:34:09] <greaser|q> ericsfinck:
are you running this from EEPROM space
L1076[19:34:40] <ericsfinck> You mean the
irc?
L1077[19:34:46] <ericsfinck> I am in the
web chat
L1078[19:34:49] <greaser|q> no, the code
you're running in the drones
L1079[19:34:51] <greaser|q> i can
tell
L1080[19:34:57] <ericsfinck> Yes i
am
L1081[19:34:57] <Piston> XD
L1082[19:34:59] <ericsfinck> xD
L1083[19:35:04] <greaser|q> if you're
running code from EEPROM you have direct access to the core
"computer" and "component" libraries... but be
very wary, when i say core i do mean you're quite limited
L1084[19:35:12] <Piston> ah
L1085[19:35:14] <Piston> ok
L1086[19:35:53] <greaser|q> and yay, with
the new bootloader, lua 5.3.2 loads under the 512KB mark
L1087[19:38:13] <vifino> greaser|q: you
write your own os?
L1088[19:38:16] <vifino> oh boy
L1089[19:38:20] <vifino> it better have
aslr! :D
L1090[19:38:22] *
vifino hides
L1091[19:38:29] <greaser|q> the CPU
doesn't even have an MMU yet
L1092[19:38:37] <vifino> hahah
L1093[19:38:39] <greaser|q> nor does it
have user/supervisor modes
L1094[19:39:03] <greaser|q> i'll be
writing my own OS, here i just have some functions to bash into
newlib
L1095[19:39:14] <vifino> wait what the
fuck
L1096[19:39:24] <vifino> 6.32M/s
downloading arch repo db's
L1097[19:39:34] <vifino> My internet...
goes above 1mb/s?
L1098[19:39:39] <vifino> Holy.
Shit.
L1099[19:39:52] <ericsfinck> Well. Were
getting 'Attempt to index field modem'
L1100[19:40:05] <ericsfinck> Ugh im
really not good with this mod xD
L1101[19:40:21] <vifino> greaser|q: Why
newlib and not musl or something like that?
L1102[19:40:32] <vifino> Because
easier?
L1103[19:40:41] <greaser|q> vifino:
because i'm used to newlib... and besides, with LTO i can strip the
living shit out of it anyway
L1104[19:40:49] <vifino> Ah, okay.
L1105[19:40:53] <greaser|q> ericsfinck:
lemme find the info
L1106[19:41:01] <vifino> I'd be happy to
help, greaser|q.
L1107[19:41:27] <ericsfinck> greaser|q:
thank you for all the help :)
L1108[19:41:29] <greaser|q> lemme see if
i can recall how to look up a component
L1109[19:41:57] <greaser|q> firstly
you'll need the address
L1110[19:42:13] <ericsfinck> of the
modem?
L1111[19:42:17] <greaser|q> yeah
L1112[19:42:29] <greaser|q> modem =
component.list("modem")()
L1113[19:42:29] <Piston> the sending or
recieving modem?
L1114[19:42:36] <Piston> ok
L1115[19:42:36] <ericsfinck> BTW im
working with Piston on this
L1116[19:42:41] <greaser|q> the component
address of one that's inside the damn thing
L1117[19:42:51] <Piston> XD
L1118[19:43:13] <Piston> how do we get
it... it's already assembled
L1119[19:43:20] <ericsfinck> Were noobs
:P
L1120[19:43:21] <greaser|q> then to call
things: component.invoke(modem, "scratch_arse", 101.0,
"loudly")
L1121[19:43:54] <Piston> i got the
transmitting done, i just use broadcast ans event pull
L1122[19:44:26] <Piston> thats not the
problem
L1123[19:45:56] <ericsfinck> greaser|q
what goes in the two strings, and what is the 101.0
L1124[19:46:03] <greaser|q> those are
just examples of arguments
L1125[19:46:12] <greaser|q>
"scratch_arse" would be the method you call on the
modem
L1126[19:46:22] <greaser|q> and the stuff
after that would be the arguments you use for that method
L1127[19:46:28] <greaser|q> http://ocdoc.cil.li/component:modem
L1128[19:46:28] <ericsfinck> ah ok
L1129[19:46:54] <Piston> why use invoke
instead of component.modem? does that noe work on robots?
L1130[19:47:18] <Random> Oh wow
<Random> Oh wowL1131[19:47:20] <greaser|q>
component.modem is only available when you're running a suitable
OS, right now you're basically writing the OS
L1132[19:47:24] <greaser|q> i think
L1133[19:47:33] <greaser|q> as for
receiving messages, use computer.pullSignal() not
event.pull()
L1134[19:47:33] <Piston> ok that makes
sense
L1135[19:47:40] <greaser|q> http://ocdoc.cil.li/api:computer
L1136[19:47:56] <Piston> computer? does
that work on a robot?
L1137[19:47:59] <Random> I just figured out i can
send irc messages through discord ?
<Random> I just figured out i can
send irc messages through discord ?L1138[19:48:01] <greaser|q> yes
L1139[19:48:55] <Piston> i use local _,
_, _, message = event.pull()
L1140[19:49:10] <Piston> so i swap event
pull with pullsignal?
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L1144[19:52:42] <ericsfinck> greaser|q
thanks for the help :) see you later gotta go
L1145[19:52:45] <greaser|q> no
worries
L1146[19:53:02] <ericsfinck> Piston do
your best to get it working :)
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L1148[19:53:46] <Piston> used
component.invoke(modem, "open", 123) and it said bad
string #1...
L1149[19:54:03] <Piston> thats supposed
to be component.modem.open(123)
L1150[19:55:35] <Piston> greaser|q: what
did i do wrong?
L1151[19:55:54] <greaser|q> what's modem
equal to?
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L1153[19:56:03] <Piston> what do you
mean?
L1154[19:56:15] <greaser|q> what is the
variable "modem" equal to
L1155[19:56:41] <Piston> i must be
confused... i meant modem to be the component name
L1156[19:57:28] <Piston> do I need the
address? if so how do I get it from an assembled drone?
L1157[19:58:36] <Piston> greaser|q: so
modem in your example is a variable?
L1158[19:59:00] <greaser|q> yes, and you
set it like so: [01:42:34] <greaser|q> modem =
component.list("modem")()
L1159[19:59:26] <Piston> ok, and hen i
just use component.modem like normal?
L1160[20:00:05] <Piston> greaser|q: i
just use component.modem.open normally after that?
L1161[20:00:18] <greaser|q> no, you have
to use component.invoke(modem, "open", ...)
L1162[20:00:32] <greaser|q> you don't
have the nice wrapper
L1163[20:01:00] <Piston> greaser|q: so I
use modem = ... and then after that modem.invoke can be used?
L1164[20:01:07] <Piston> oops
L1165[20:01:21] <Piston> meant
component.invoke(modem...
L1166[20:01:34] <greaser|q> yeah
L1167[20:01:39] <Piston> ok i'll try
it
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L1170[20:04:27] <Piston> see ya
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L1174[20:09:57] <greaser|q> got a working
C dev chain: https://i.imgur.com/nqfFr78.png
L1175[20:10:13] <greaser|q> printf +
scanf work but it seems printf is doing some buffering within the
libc
L1176[20:10:52] <`-`> greaser|q: You
using newlib?
L1177[20:10:54] <greaser|q> yes
L1178[20:11:00] <`-`> Nice
L1179[20:11:04] <greaser|q>
fflush(stdout) seems to do the trick
L1180[20:11:48] <vifino> greaser|q: I'm
not an expert but 3 does not seem to be equal to 2.
L1181[20:12:05] <greaser|q> vifino: the
important thing is this isn't actually a bug
L1182[20:12:20] <greaser|q>
printf("The number that you entered was %i\n",
num-1);
L1183[20:12:28] <vifino> fair
enough
L1184[20:12:51] <greaser|q> also yay for
bufferChanges=false
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L1190[20:32:35] <greaser|q> this probably
took about 2 or 3 minutes to render: https://i.imgur.com/DW7TxpA.png
L1191[20:34:34] <gamax92> greaser|q: it's
a mandlebrot!
L1192[20:35:04] <greaser|q> gamax92:
you'll be seeing lots of these as i test various things
L1193[20:35:12] <gamax92> yay :3
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L1195[20:35:50] <snowden89> oh i like
mandlebrot
L1196[20:35:52] <snowden89> looks
pretty
L1197[20:38:58] <greaser|q> ok, time to
make this handle call restarts
L1198[20:52:11] <greaser|q> woohoo, call
restarting kinda works
L1199[20:53:00] <greaser|q> by kinda i
mean it appears to work
L1200[20:55:11] <greaser|q> it does boot
REALLY REALLY QUICKLY now
L1201[21:11:27] <gamax92> greaser|q: but
is mandlebrot faster
L1202[21:11:51] <greaser|q> gamax92: hell
no, that was compute-bound
L1203[21:12:38] <gamax92> why is your
mandlebrot so slow
L1204[21:13:28] <greaser|q> because it's
using soft floats at 8MHz
L1205[21:13:42] <greaser|q> and doing
320*200 pixels
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L1207[21:39:07] <gamax92> greaser|q:
https://i.imgur.com/sgqbKlk.png
L1208[21:39:35] <greaser|q> nice... is
that an image?
L1209[21:39:53] <gamax92> it is just an
image :P
L1210[21:40:01] <greaser|q> yeah, still
nice though
L1211[21:40:12] <gamax92> :>
L1212[21:42:42] <scj643> got an icecast2
server setup now
L1213[21:42:43] <scj643> http://scj643.theender.net:8000/
L1214[21:44:13] <gamax92> greaser|q: it
still takes about 3 minutes per image though, so that sucks
L1215[21:45:37] <gamax92> greaser|q: have
this though https://i.imgur.com/pLN9NKL.png
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L1217[21:46:16] <greaser|q> right now i'm
trying to get 8088 corruption to... actually i just realised that'd
limp
L1218[21:46:26] <greaser|q> screw that,
trying some more modern tech
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L1220[22:20:49] <greaser|q> hmm, as it
turns out you can actually exceed the hardware speed limits if you
return in a weird way
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L1222[22:27:36] <`-`> Well, I have a
hello world finally running again ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L1223[22:27:53] <`-`> On the downside
returning from an interrupt is completely broken
L1224[22:29:03] <vifino> `-`:
congratz!
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L1227[23:12:46] <ping> my mom is an
idiot
L1228[23:12:51] <ping> she brought home
another cat
L1229[23:13:17] <greaser|q> `-`: at least
you have interrupts
L1230[23:13:18] <ping> even though we
know well that the two cats we have now dont even play well
together
L1231[23:14:43] <greaser|q> https://i.imgur.com/rETKt8h.png <-- this also
works fine on a lua cpu but this specific video is probably the
best way to give a middle finger to CC's demoscene
L1232[23:15:58] <greaser|q> video data is
1.7MB
L1233[23:16:14] <greaser|q> although it
would be smaller if i actually made it 20FPS and not 25FPS
L1234[23:16:18] <vifino> greaser|q: you
wrote a video player for your mips thing?
L1235[23:16:21] <vifino> awesome.
L1236[23:16:36] <greaser|q> yeah, it's a
format that's been lying around on my comp for a while now
L1237[23:17:07] <greaser|q> if you want
to do your own here's a slightly polished up version of the tool
that was used to do the vids for BTM16: https://github.com/ChenThread/ice
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L1242[23:31:02] <Kodos> o/
L1243[23:31:14] <Kodos> Tonight is going
to be awesome
L1244[23:32:59] ***
Mine|away is now known as minecreatr
L1245[23:35:01] <greaser|q> i can make
today more awesome
L1246[23:35:05] <gamax92> :D
L1247[23:35:08] <greaser|q> do you have
OC 1.6 for MC 1.7.10
L1248[23:35:12] <gamax92> nope
L1249[23:36:35] <greaser|q> well get it
and chuck it into a minecraft instance
L1250[23:36:43] <greaser|q> then chuck
this into it: http://magicannon.com/ocmips-latest.jar
L1251[23:38:07] <Kodos> What is
MIPS?
L1252[23:39:52] <greaser|q> a real CPU
that several C compilers support including GCC and Clang
L1253[23:40:14] <Kodos> Also
L1254[23:40:19] <Kodos> https://youtu.be/vlFgLtpcdtg
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