01:34 < bridge> <.a0040> is it possible to map together with a friend ? 01:34 < bridge> <.a0040> without needing to send the map all the time ? 01:35 < bridge> at the same time no 01:35 < bridge> but you can still use git :issou: 01:36 < bridge> :justatest: Go to sleep rei 01:36 < bridge> <.a0040> thats as fast as sending it to him in discord xD 01:37 < bridge> well would be fun a project with an online editor 01:44 < bridge> These is such online editor, but looks like their server is offline 01:44 < bridge> https://tw.thissma.fr/ 01:45 < bridge> <.a0040> would be fun af to just have the ability to map together in client. Simulataneous mapping 01:45 < bridge> <.a0040> how did nobody do this yet 01:51 < bridge> ^ 01:51 < bridge> look at anime's message lol 01:54 < bridge> <.a0040> servers offline tho 😄 01:58 < bridge> strings 01:59 < bridge> @k2d222 any idea ? 02:00 < bridge> oh lol it's a rust project 02:00 < bridge> oh lol it's a rust project (the server) 05:04 < bridge> Hello its normal i can’t play on 1080x1080 résolutions pls 05:34 < bridge> I didn’t realise 1080x1080 was a valid resolution 05:35 < bridge> I think 5:4 is the narrowest supported aspect ratio 05:40 < bridge> Yea 1:1 is not supported 05:43 < bridge> @enchanted____: 4:3 should work with a bit of border on the side. Does it? 05:44 < bridge> I did it twice and k2d222 is also on it 05:46 < bridge> But it’s not polished yet. I am also not actively working on it 05:53 < ws-client> @.a0040 also git is faster than discord because it skips the step of moving the file into the right place. Unless you set your discord download folder to the the maps folder and let it overwrite existing files somehow. 07:09 < bridge> 1:1 feels like it should be supported 07:09 < bridge> the hook is a 1:1 ellipse after all 😅 07:19 < bridge> yo. I compiled DDNet yesterday. It's work well. but today, it's broken with about UTF-8, i delete everything in build folder and make it again. but it's broken with it. 07:19 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273511311124467784/image.png?ex=66bee155&is=66bd8fd5&hm=5f2ed08866fdf9bc8a15b0224472d99fa6067e21c99711286eca0ea2da8b921f& 07:29 < bridge> What is in your buildninja directory? 07:29 < bridge> Is there a release folder? What’s in it? 07:30 < bridge> Try deleting the entire build folder and then share all commands you run to compile from scratch and their output. Otherwise we have to guess what you did 07:31 < bridge> Is it a modified ddnet source code? 07:31 < bridge> Do you use git? 07:32 < bridge> Do you use the same rust toolchain as yesterday? 07:37 < bridge> i get some problem when I configuration path, so i put a ninja on my directory 07:38 < bridge> Morning neovim enjoyers and others 07:39 < bridge> yes, is a line of note by chinese, i guess problem from it 07:40 < bridge> but i delete it after its still get problem 07:41 < bridge> but i delete it after, its still get problem 07:48 < bridge> So what’s in it 07:48 < bridge> I did not ask why you named it ninja but what the contents of it is 07:49 < bridge> I can only help you when you respond to my messages 07:55 < bridge> i mean... ddnet\buildninja\ninja.exe here 07:58 < bridge> may its choosed wrong compiler? 08:07 < bridge> So the only file in the buildninja directory is ninja.exe? 08:08 < bridge> Interesting. I am still waiting for a response to my other questions by the way. 08:37 < bridge> back after my week timeout 08:37 < bridge> :kek: 08:38 < bridge> CensorshipNetwork 08:39 < bridge> yep, heino overreactin 08:39 < bridge> Pst 08:39 < bridge> ups 08:39 < bridge> You gonna get banned again 08:40 < bridge> then ima have to join irc 08:40 < bridge> not gonna wait a week again, LOL 08:40 < bridge> Yes it’s very anarchy over here 08:42 < bridge> heino doesnt like talking things out sadly 08:42 < bridge> Hows 0.7 dommy going? 08:42 < bridge> I really want the nullptr fix on master 08:42 < bridge> i can now start working on it, since my ban expired 08:42 < bridge> Pog 08:42 < bridge> now = later/tomorrow 08:42 < bridge> Still good 08:43 < bridge> i think i need some help from you tho 08:43 < bridge> How can I help 08:43 < bridge> tbh, i'm not sure, dunno your translation system too well yet. I thought the translation context for main/dummy should work already 08:44 < bridge> and it does, but it's not getting updated correctly 08:44 < bridge> so, probably the translation functions where it stores the stuff is not called on the dummy correctly or smth 08:44 < bridge> idk 08:44 < bridge> maybe also Conn != g_Config.m_ClDummy 08:44 < bridge> that might be breaking aswell, didn't check if i used it correctly in all places 08:45 < bridge> maybe you can check it out 08:45 < bridge> The translation context is only red from if needed 08:45 < bridge> the dummy's translation context should always be updated, but not processed 08:45 < bridge> hey, i try to reclone and do it again. its broken again. 08:46 < bridge> i think names etc. seemed to work 08:46 < bridge> So if you write new skin data into the translation context but there is no skin change message it won’t be used 08:46 < bridge> but the skin application is still wrong, it has to re-set all skins when switching to dummy/main 08:46 < bridge> Then you have to read the translation data on dummy swap 08:46 < bridge> тут есть русский чат ? 08:46 < bridge> Da 08:46 < bridge> mind doing that based on my pr? 08:46 < bridge> где 08:47 < bridge> But ruski only in off topic channel 08:47 < bridge> i think it's just the skins rn 08:47 < bridge> Ja ruski 08:47 < bridge> but idk 08:47 < bridge> яе 08:47 < bridge> че 08:47 < bridge> afk chiller, lemme know on wire if we can work on it somehow 08:47 < bridge> If you keep withholding information this is not going anywhere. 08:48 < bridge> I want it compile with MSVC, its choose the mingw. 08:48 < bridge> Remove mingw from path maybe 08:49 < bridge> ok, lets me try some. 08:50 < bridge> Well you don't have to 08:50 < bridge> Well you don't have to 08:52 < bridge> You actually don't have to move any of them tbf. Just use from there 09:03 < bridge> btw, when `call` instruction is used, it pushes only return address on a stack(8 bytes on x86_64) or smth else? 09:04 < bridge> thx. I check mingw path before. but I missed a path. 09:05 < ws-client> @fokkonaut why did you wrap applying skin info in a if statement? https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8707/files#diff-0fa773edeac2d5ed37ad1d91ad2229553d2642c45b443ec86ab7350c4ade947cR469 09:06 < bridge> Because an update to the main tee shouldn't update the skin on client id x when on dummy 09:07 < ws-client> but the name should update on client id x? 09:10 < ws-client> Maybe it would be easier to work with differnent skins per dummy connection if this was an array https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/6754b5ff457ef0e196c38a377bba0d688479e501/src/game/client/gameclient.h#L452 09:10 < ws-client> @fokkonaut what do you think? 09:10 < bridge> idk 09:10 < ws-client> then it can use the [g_Config.m_ClDummy] in the OnRender 09:11 < ws-client> always store everything that comes from the network and render depending on which tee is active sounds like what you want to achieve 09:11 < bridge> Could you do that? 09:12 < bridge> I'll test it later 09:12 < bridge> i have no idea what is correct in that pr yet 09:12 < ws-client> xd 09:12 < ws-client> ill start from scratch 09:17 < bridge> There are not many changes thi 09:17 < bridge> tho* 09:17 < ws-client> yes i had a look 09:17 < bridge> localclient id is no array anymore because the whole translation context is an array now 09:18 < ws-client> i will give only the skins thing a try and see what happens 09:18 < bridge> Just the return adress. Sometimes you may have to align rsp before your call though if it ended up unaligned. You undo that after the call 09:28 < bridge> I don't really understand when it can end up unaligned but I'll deal with it when it breaks something xd 09:31 < bridge> It should never happen if you keep your rsp increments to multiples of 16 09:31 < bridge> (and your first one 8 + a multiple of 16 to get it aligned at the start) 09:31 < bridge> he decided to ignore the ABI on that one, wanting obscure errors in the future ^^ 09:32 < bridge> i didn't ignore anything, pushes and pops stuff as C program -.- 09:32 < bridge> As long as he doesn't call into anything that isn't his language it should(tm) work 😄 09:32 < bridge> i didn't ignore anything, it pushes and pops stuff as C program -.- 09:33 < bridge> C programs make sure to keep the stack aligned to 16 bytes 09:33 < bridge> do you? 09:34 < bridge> https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/f9b73aad3f61c2cf1085158984123352dd14730d/src/archs/amd64/amd64.rs#L415-L422 yep 09:34 < bridge> here ^ 09:34 < bridge> ah nice 09:35 < bridge> https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/f9b73aad3f61c2cf1085158984123352dd14730d/src/archs/amd64/amd64.rs#L75 09:35 < bridge> what's this `alignment` vs the `STACK_ALIGNMENT` in the top? 09:35 < bridge> i was using it before in `codegen.rs` but then i moved in `amd64.rs` so i don't need that function 09:38 < bridge> is it intentional that you always allocate at least 16 bytes? https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/f9b73aad3f61c2cf1085158984123352dd14730d/src/archs/amd64/amd64.rs#L415-L421 09:38 < bridge> (even if the `offset` is 0) 09:39 < bridge> nop, my maffs is wrong xd 09:40 < bridge> you probably want this function? https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.u32.html#method.div_ceil 09:41 < bridge> i didn't know such a function existed :monkaS: 09:41 < bridge> or even https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.u32.html#method.next_multiple_of 😄 09:42 < bridge> @learath2 if u compile nodejs dont use mold 09:42 < bridge> it keeps linking infinitely 09:42 < bridge> why is that? is there a bug report? 09:43 < bridge> I use boring old ld 09:53 < ws-client> @heinrich5991 i feel stupid xd 09:53 < ws-client> why wouldnt there be a dummy in demos? 09:54 < ws-client> the demo format scares me tbh im more a network dude but you can record demos where you switch from main to dummy so there is a dummy? or what do you mean? 09:56 < ws-client> @fokkonaut my pr should(tm), pls test for me thank, fix skin support. If you confirm it works it could be merged as is and then you can check what is still missing. Maybe we need both prs. 09:56 < bridge> It definitely needs my pr aswell, yes 09:56 < bridge> But thanks this will probably solve my issue 09:56 < bridge> We'll see later 09:56 < ws-client> <:poggers:546812233867329556> 09:57 < ws-client> im too lazy to code a server that sends fake skins so its easy to test 09:59 < bridge> ChillerDragon: AFAIK you can't switch between dummy and main tee in demos 09:59 < bridge> the demo only contains one view of everything 09:59 < bridge> did both chn test servers get knocked offline? i tried voting a map and got connection issues, now they're gone from the browser 09:59 < bridge> you can switch during dummy recording 09:59 < ws-client> oh hm 09:59 < bridge> got IP+port for me? 10:00 < bridge> 42.194.148.241:8307 10:00 < bridge> 42.194.148.241:8307 is an official DDraceNetwork (Test, Region: 🇨🇳) server. 10:00 < bridge> Quick join: 10:00 < ws-client> @heinrich5991 then yeah it might be useless. Shouldn't break anything but is probably not needed. 10:01 < bridge> shouldn't be part of the API if it's dead code 10:01 < ws-client> yes 10:01 < ws-client> i guess ill code a server then -.- 10:05 < bridge> server seems to still run, but mastersrv registration seems stuck 10:05 < bridge> ``` 10:05 < bridge> 2024-08-15 10:02:26 E http: https://master1.ddnet.org/ddnet/15/register failed. libcurl error (28): Operation too slow. Less than 500 bytes/sec transferred the last 5 seconds 10:05 < bridge> 2024-08-15 10:02:26 E register/6/ipv4: error sending request to master 10:05 < bridge> ``` 10:06 < ws-client> whats the password? 10:06 < ws-client> lol 10:06 < ws-client> still nimrocks 10:06 < bridge> idk 10:06 < bridge> I tried that, but didn't work for me 😮 10:06 < ws-client> yes its nimrocks 10:06 < ws-client> sucks to be u 10:06 < ws-client> worked for me xd 10:06 < bridge> xd 10:06 < bridge> nvm, mistyped apparently 10:07 < bridge> shouldnt i still be able to join even if its not registered? 10:07 < ws-client> yes @louis 10:08 < ws-client> get china firewalled axaxax 10:08 < bridge> I was able to join, ChillerDragon, too 10:08 < ws-client> could you just for kicks try updating the server? 10:09 < bridge> you see the error above 10:09 < bridge> it doesn't look related to anything like that. looks like chinese firewall doing chinese firewall things 10:09 < ws-client> classic 10:09 < bridge> maybe a restart would fix it because it'll get a different http client port assigned? 10:10 < ws-client> turning it off and on again always works 10:12 < bridge> what map is active @heinrich5991 ? 10:13 < bridge> on the chn test server 10:13 < ws-client> some loading screen 10:13 < bridge> also can you read #admin-mail-590 when you have time 10:13 < bridge> can u vote some map in vote menu and see if it works 10:13 < ws-client> whats admin mail 590 xd 10:13 < ws-client> why is there a 590 in the channel name 10:14 < ws-client> i cant connect anymore i guess heinrich shut it down 10:14 < ws-client> ah nvm im bak 10:14 < ws-client> /map is disabled 10:14 < ws-client> bruv 10:14 < bridge> use vote menu 10:15 < ws-client> i tried i got cp now 10:15 < bridge> cp? 10:15 < ws-client> connection problems? 10:16 < ws-client> ye same 10:16 < ws-client> map vote gives me cp 10:18 < bridge> u can't abbreviate stuff to cp when it's not obvious 😹 10:19 < bridge> ok, i wonder if that's an error then 10:19 < ws-client> its been obvious to everyone else in the last 10yrs 10:21 < bridge> never heard it used for connection problems 10:21 < bridge> only checkpoint in ddnet terms 10:21 < ws-client> weird 10:25 < ws-client> the ddnet server chosing a free port instead of crashing if 8303 is blocked caused me way more headache than it helped me -.- 10:27 < bridge> yey, I tried to call C function from my code and it resulted in segfault :pepeW: 10:28 < ws-client> classic C moment 10:29 < ws-client> that means its working @milkeeycat 10:31 < bridge> ChillerDragon: if you configure the port explicitly, it'll not search for an open port 10:32 < ws-client> ye "if" 10:32 < ws-client> but good idea i will do that now at least on my laptop 10:32 < ws-client> the the surprise will be even bigger when its not happening on my desktop xd 10:45 < bridge> morning 10:46 < bridge> i didnt find any but for me it kept linking for 40 mins 10:46 < bridge> for the record these are my compile times 10:46 < bridge> 10:46 < bridge> ``` 10:46 < bridge> Fri Apr 26 09:29:20 2024 >>> net-libs/nodejs-20.12.1 10:46 < bridge> merge time: 5 minutes and 46 seconds. 10:46 < bridge> 10:46 < bridge> Fri Jul 5 13:51:37 2024 >>> net-libs/nodejs-22.3.0 10:46 < bridge> merge time: 9 minutes and 28 seconds. 10:46 < bridge> 10:46 < bridge> Thu Aug 15 09:41:23 2024 >>> net-libs/nodejs-22.4.1-r1 10:46 < bridge> merge time: 10 minutes and 40 seconds. 10:46 < bridge> ``` 10:46 < bridge> last is without mold, i think it uses ldd 10:47 < bridge> ldd isn't a linker, is it? 10:47 < bridge> lld 10:47 < bridge> sorry xd 10:48 < bridge> :gigachad: 10:48 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273563875194961963/image.png?ex=66bf1249&is=66bdc0c9&hm=03deb7396cd706a0ed9f6125af379917db540e081b39c6a46e1d6a8c81a438d9& 10:50 < bridge> Let's goooo 10:50 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273564446098456668/image.png?ex=66bf12d1&is=66bdc151&hm=1f3c289c34223d745979150e7e1d7d1120033461b3e25d37cafdb3be90ba6390& 11:26 < bridge> You already have ffi? 💪 11:27 < bridge> it should work with any amount of integer class params] 11:27 < bridge> it should work with any amount of integer class params 11:27 < bridge> i will try to pass a pointer to a struct and hope to not see segfault xd 11:28 < bridge> Are your structs laid out in the c way? 11:28 < bridge> they should be 11:28 < bridge> Do you respect padding? 11:28 < bridge> ye 11:28 < bridge> idk about nested structs tho 11:29 < bridge> but im 50% sure it should work 11:29 < bridge> now pass a float 11:30 < bridge> naaah, i don't fuck with floats 11:30 < bridge> they're hard 11:42 < bridge> @learath2 i tried dis and it returns `178` xd 11:42 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273577430551892052/image.png?ex=66bf1ee9&is=66bdcd69&hm=87ad8a0e5062e4425ba55a19f81cd466f624920281e3851c303306962d9f0cca& 11:42 < bridge> at least not a segfault xdddd 11:43 < bridge> Well that's correct 11:43 < bridge> y disappointed? 11:43 < bridge> y disappointed tone? 11:44 < bridge> wot, shouldn't it be 690? -.- 11:45 < bridge> How do you want it to fit 690 into an uint8? 11:45 < bridge> ok, fair :kek: 11:45 < bridge> It just got truncated `690 mod 256 = 178` 11:45 < bridge> ok, it actually works :poggers2: holly shit 11:46 < bridge> Try weird stuff with alignment 11:46 < bridge> add u64? 11:47 < bridge> u8, u64, u8 11:47 < bridge> should cause padding 11:48 < bridge> or u16 if you don't have u64 still 11:48 < bridge> i added 32/64 bit integers 11:49 < bridge> and you didn't let me know? wtf 11:49 < bridge> i added 32/64 bit integers btw :justatest: 11:49 < bridge> :Celebrate: 11:50 < bridge> returns `84` 😏 11:50 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273579454081404948/image.png?ex=66bf20cb&is=66bdcf4b&hm=e369831a1a815e33eb4ed401513b1af51a9af3706fb74f0181eee726b230c533& 11:53 < bridge> Nicely done 11:56 < bridge> i have a cursed idea how to call `printf` xd 11:56 < bridge> lemme try 11:57 < bridge> Careful, varargs are passed differently 11:57 < bridge> ok, i don't have an idea anymore 11:58 < bridge> is format passed like a regular argument? 12:01 < bridge> Actually, with your limitation of just integer arguments you might be fine 12:01 < bridge> thanks @louis.place 12:07 < ws-client> @milkeeycat dont call printf start with ``puts`` 12:08 < ws-client> Imo every C hello world tutorial out there is wrong. They all do ``printf("hello world\n");`` when it should be ``puts("hello world");`` 12:08 < bridge> ``` 12:08 < bridge> void printf(u8 *format); 12:08 < bridge> 12:08 < bridge> u8 main() { 12:08 < bridge> u8 end; 12:08 < bridge> end = 0; 12:08 < bridge> u8 d; 12:08 < bridge> d = 100; 12:08 < bridge> u8 l; 12:08 < bridge> l = 108; 12:08 < bridge> u8 r; 12:08 < bridge> r = 114; 12:08 < bridge> u8 o; 12:08 < bridge> o = 111; 12:08 < bridge> u8 w; 12:08 < bridge> w = 119; 12:08 < bridge> u8 space; 12:08 < bridge> space = 32; 12:08 < bridge> u8 comma; 12:08 < bridge> comma = 44; 12:08 < bridge> u8 o2; 12:08 < bridge> o2 = o; 12:08 < bridge> u8 l2; 12:09 < bridge> l2 = l; 12:09 < bridge> u8 l3; 12:09 < bridge> l3 = 108; 12:09 < bridge> u8 e; 12:09 < bridge> e = 101; 12:09 < bridge> u8 H; 12:09 < bridge> H = 72; 12:09 < bridge> 12:09 < bridge> xd 12:09 < ws-client> LGTM 12:09 < ws-client> why backwards tho 12:10 < bridge> ChillerDragon: gcc optimizes `printf("hello world\n")` to `puts("hello world")` 12:11 < bridge> because it doesn't work other way around xd 12:11 < ws-client> @heinrich5991 yes so? they are still wrong 12:12 < ws-client> if you want a newline and no format arguments the way to go is puts and gcc knows that but the ppl doing C tutorials apparently dont 12:13 < ws-client> @milkeeycat lol 12:14 < bridge> hmm I can understand it 12:14 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks maybe you are interested in this since you do the skindb bot 12:14 < bridge> I'd probably also reach for `printf` instead of `puts` in the general case 12:15 < bridge> even if I have a newline 12:15 < bridge> since it's more general 12:15 < bridge> and I guess the C tutorials think the same. no need to teach two functions when people will need `printf` anyway 12:16 < bridge> sounds interesting, but also not trivial enough to do it in an hour 12:16 < bridge> @heinrich5991 what is author list? 12:16 < bridge> i think he means author becomes a list of string instead of a string 12:16 < bridge> and what is the diff to what you want? 😄 12:16 < bridge> simply that it is alawys a list? 12:17 < bridge> mine separates the last editor by making it the author, and all previous editors who need attribution as a list of string 12:17 < bridge> either have author=Jupstar contributors=[whis], or authors=[Jupstar, whis] 12:17 < bridge> ah 12:17 < bridge> :justatest: 12:17 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273586293552451624/image.png?ex=66bf272a&is=66bdd5aa&hm=d1ea64a7ab7eee3811973064f8e398344b43613c604bea21f3d43bbc3df1fd19& 12:17 < bridge> yeah i guess just a list is easier 12:17 < bridge> it's 200 :justatest: 12:17 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1273586293552451624/image.png?ex=66bf272a&is=66bdd5aa&hm=d1ea64a7ab7eee3811973064f8e398344b43613c604bea21f3d43bbc3df1fd19& 12:17 < bridge> we can alawys but the main author of the change in front 12:17 < bridge> from my github reply: 12:17 < bridge> > Then you have to solve unwanted edits showing up in the author profiles of original creators 12:17 < bridge> > A way of making that work is to assume the first author is always the most recent creator, easier for skin creators but a bit jank otherwise 12:17 < bridge> if that matters 12:17 < bridge> ye 12:18 < bridge> What's with the extra mess at the end? 12:18 < bridge> yeah but tbh, i dont think i do that any time soon. bcs i have to touch php & python 12:18 < bridge> 😹 12:18 < bridge> that is a downer 12:18 < bridge> :lol: 12:18 < bridge> it's `%d` part 12:19 < bridge> xd 12:19 < bridge> and i passed 200 12:19 < bridge> You obviously didn't, duh 12:19 < bridge> ``` printf(&H, 200); 12:19 < bridge> ``` 12:19 < bridge> Pass 200 a couple times I'm curious what happens 12:19 < bridge> different values xd 12:20 < bridge> No like `printf(&H, 200, 200, 200)` 12:21 < bridge> im passing it 5 times and still garbage value 12:21 < bridge> it's a feature 12:21 < bridge> random number generator 12:22 < bridge> Now I'm curious where the garbage value is coming from, is it random garbage? 12:22 < bridge> Is your rsp aligned properly before your call instruction? 12:22 < bridge> who knows :justatest: 12:23 < bridge> check them rn 12:24 < bridge> ```.section .text 12:24 < bridge> .global main 12:24 < bridge> main: 12:24 < bridge> push rbp 12:24 < bridge> mov rbp, rsp 12:24 < bridge> sub rsp, 16 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 1], 0 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 2], 100 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 3], 37 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 4], 32 12:24 < bridge> lea r15, [rbp - 2] 12:24 < bridge> mov r14b, byte ptr [r15] 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 5], r14b 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 6], 108 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 7], 114 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 8], 111 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 9], 119 12:24 < bridge> lea r15, [rbp - 4] 12:24 < bridge> mov r14b, byte ptr [r15] 12:24 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 10], r14b 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 11], 44 12:25 < bridge> lea r15, [rbp - 8] 12:25 < bridge> mov r14b, byte ptr [r15] 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 12], r14b 12:25 < bridge> lea r15, [rbp - 6] 12:25 < bridge> mov r14b, byte ptr [r15] 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 13], r14b 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 14], 108 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 15], 101 12:25 < bridge> mov byte ptr [rbp - 16], 72 12:25 < bridge>