00:06 < bridge> can sb review #9972, it's blocking other PRs I want to do 00:06 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/9972 00:41 < bridge> spent like 3 hours trying to figure out why a crate update broke stuff 00:41 < bridge> ended up like halfway reimplementing crate behavior that changed & i couldn’t figure out 00:41 < bridge> apparently they just moved it to live behind a feature flag 😃 😃 00:42 < bridge> Blazingly fast feature flag 🚀 00:47 < bridge> blazingly fast fire burning my house down 01:00 < bridge> BLAZINGL😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 RUS😂 😂 T 01:06 < bridge> those who rust 01:46 < bridge> @robyt3 can i test ur skin loading threaded thing :) 02:22 < bridge> Like and Subscribe for more fearfully current tips 05:09 < bridge> idk whats happening! 05:09 < bridge> why am i being punished for my "do it fast and break everything" style of coding nooo! 05:10 < bridge> -# who couldve seen this coming 05:15 < bridge> @fokkonaut i dont have sv_show_drection? 05:15 < bridge> cl_ 05:15 < bridge> ah oke 05:18 < bridge> the difference between the 2 heights is 10 which suggests only the padding is showing which is weird 05:18 < bridge> ah because im an idiot 05:19 < bridge> ```cpp 05:19 < bridge> if(!Data.m_ShowDirection) 05:19 < bridge> { 05:19 < bridge> m_Size = vec2(0.0f, 0.0f); 05:19 < bridge> m_Visible = false; 05:19 < bridge> return; 05:19 < bridge> } 05:19 < bridge> ``` 05:19 < bridge> doesnt set padding /: 05:21 < bridge> eh 05:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356106181034381424/image.png?ex=67eb5bcc&is=67ea0a4c&hm=9b29231e518b742fb11ac5af92ffdb6302f989a8181fbc76796313e94400ee92& 05:22 < bridge> fuck off 05:34 < bridge> xd 05:47 < bridge> just gave a private ip xd 05:47 < bridge> it didnt look private so i didnt notice 08:37 < bridge> CHN server missing again 08:37 < bridge> :justatest: 09:55 < bridge> with no context it could be whatever 13:00 < bridge> Yea it was a single chat message. Deepl also couldn’t figure it out 13:51 < bridge> hello fellas 14:15 < bridge> hello 14:16 < bridge> Can someone help me with regex :PES_Cry: 14:16 < bridge> I'm trying to parse the name out of this ab line 14:16 < bridge> 14:16 < bridge> `2025-03-31 14:09:32 I server: id=61 addr=nunya:business name='Magic Woman'' client=19010 secure=yes flags=1 dnsbl=white` 14:16 < bridge> But the damned quote is screwing with me 14:16 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356240832369262782/image.png?ex=67ebd934&is=67ea87b4&hm=4cba7089fb671efe50f71cd6d2b74a46a0a69bc34f2d2e2f7ace46ef2554c82a& 14:18 < bridge> Most likely "What now?" 14:18 < bridge> probably out of frustration 14:19 < bridge> ask ai, they are native regex speakers 14:19 < bridge> xD 14:20 < bridge> I did that 14:20 < bridge> you think i wrote that regex myself xd 14:21 < bridge> It spat out this 14:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356241886221963396/image.png?ex=67ebda2f&is=67ea88af&hm=519178818671c0a62183b92d56af822b29f6011b05fb94a1e17f97b25eca0274& 14:21 < bridge> which also does not wor 14:21 < bridge> which also does not work 14:21 < bridge> It spat out this in the end 14:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356241886221963396/image.png?ex=67ebda2f&is=67ea88af&hm=519178818671c0a62183b92d56af822b29f6011b05fb94a1e17f97b25eca0274& 14:21 < bridge> yelling at it with "This also doesnt work" gets me nowhere :( 14:21 < bridge> Then ask another AI 14:21 < bridge> xD 14:22 < bridge> 14:22 < bridge> :nouis: 14:22 < bridge> what even is the problem with the quote? 14:22 < bridge> the capturing group kinda looks correct 14:23 < furo> Is this what you want? `name='(.*)'` The name will be in capturing group 1. 14:23 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356242440922599604/image.png?ex=67ebdab3&is=67ea8933&hm=d3bc8691310c139eff6366c05c4d54a83e35cd54dec54a4e05c9cc6e6cc70387& 14:23 < bridge> the quote is part of the name 14:23 < bridge> and theres also quotes surrounding the value in the ab line 14:23 < bridge> '\s 14:24 < bridge> name='(.*)'\s 14:24 < bridge> i mean the original string has 2 quote characters 14:24 < bridge> why does it even have that 14:24 < bridge> because the name key's value is always surrounded by single quotes 14:24 < bridge> dont ask me why cuz idk, whoever coded up the antibot knows xd 14:25 < bridge> mh ok, just weird to use double single quotes. what happens if the name already contains a quote? 14:25 < bridge> do you also want to ignore that 14:25 < bridge> if the name contains a quote i wanna keep it 14:25 < bridge> This is exactly the case where the name already contains a quote 14:25 < bridge> that's the whole point 14:25 < bridge> ^ 14:25 < bridge> xd 14:26 < bridge> that's what i thought, but apparently he is not happy with that 14:26 < bridge> @sans._. :justatest: 14:27 < bridge> wut 14:27 < bridge> the problem is parsing the line with that name surrounded by quotes 14:27 < bridge> ah his ai thing failed too 14:27 < bridge> true 14:27 < bridge> ok 14:27 < bridge> you can't even rely on the space afterwards because your name could have ` '` at the end 14:27 < bridge> time to fire up ai magic 14:27 < bridge> you can't even rely on the space afterwards because your name could have `' ` at the end 14:28 < bridge> does the "load current map" shortcut work for anyone 14:28 < bridge> it doesnt work for me 14:28 < bridge> `name='((?:[^']|\\')*)'` 14:28 < bridge> 14:28 < bridge> xdd 14:29 < bridge> the name could even be `xd' client=19810` and that would make parsing even more hellish 14:29 < bridge> THIS IS WHY YOU SANITIZE 14:29 < bridge> lel 14:29 < bridge> it failed 14:29 < bridge> can u use capture groups? 14:29 < bridge> https://regex101.com/r/x8A98s/1 14:29 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356244118044414104/image.png?ex=67ebdc43&is=67ea8ac3&hm=38e173655bd158e3e6348218137246b418f70aa49f2e743287725bed886af587& 14:29 < bridge> group 1 has it 14:29 < bridge> sure why not 14:30 < bridge> oh it has ' in the name? 14:30 < bridge> and? 14:30 < bridge> ".*" capture it, exclude last `' ` 14:30 < bridge> ```ts 14:30 < bridge> const line = `2025-03-31 14:09:32 I server: id=61 addr=nunya:business name='Magic Woman'' client=19010 secure=yes flags=1 dnsbl=white`; 14:30 < bridge> 14:30 < bridge> const playerName = line.match(/name='(.*)'/gi)![0].slice(6, -1); 14:30 < bridge> 14:30 < bridge> console.log(playerName); // Magic Woman' 14:30 < bridge> ``` 14:30 < bridge> success 14:30 < bridge> :owo: 14:30 < bridge> furo is too smort 14:30 < bridge> `name='(.+)' client` 14:30 < bridge> this works for me 14:31 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356244410291192078/image.png?ex=67ebdc89&is=67ea8b09&hm=4beead0bf14f7cdf1f32faaff3dd385e1d258c3d8b65f669cff41338ea3945a3& 14:31 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356244417325043864/image.png?ex=67ebdc8a&is=67ea8b0a&hm=89ffa3a4fd4c9cd4afceb9518a4426608808dc6b8642b7bb7419baf17bb13f3b& 14:31 < bridge> furos would fail if there is a `'` later in the text 14:31 < bridge> or not 14:31 < bridge> wdym 14:31 < furo> It won't fail, regex is greedy by default. 14:31 < bridge> except that never happens 14:31 < bridge> if there's another quoted string on the same line it'd get greedily combined into the name and now you get an output that contains a whole lot of garbage 14:32 < bridge> ```ts 14:32 < bridge> const line = `2025-03-31 14:09:32 I server: id=61 addr=nunya:business name='''Ma'gi'c' W'o'man''''' client=19010 secure=yes flags=1 dnsbl=white`; 14:32 < bridge> 14:32 < bridge> const playerName = line.match(/name='(.*)'/gi)![0].slice(6, -1); 14:32 < bridge> 14:32 < bridge> console.log(playerName); // ''Ma'gi'c' W'o'man'''' 14:32 < bridge> ``` 14:32 < bridge> it works fine wdym 14:32 < bridge> luckily its not possible 14:32 < bridge> furo i love you :owo: 14:33 < bridge> yeah that's a bit of good luck at least 14:33 < bridge> if our logs are razy we cooked 14:33 < bridge> racy 14:33 < bridge> u should use regex101 to test stuff 14:33 < bridge> its so much better than shitjs 14:34 < bridge> I am lol 14:34 < bridge> I just sent the code example cuz why not 14:34 < bridge> u shouldnt need slice 14:34 < bridge> use capture groups properly 14:34 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356245342479323197/image.png?ex=67ebdd67&is=67ea8be7&hm=ab2ac1191d2020ba4246e2896f13801a5f9a1d4af09d58dc5c5246c950fdb164& 14:34 < bridge> ah 14:34 < bridge> yeah uhhh 14:34 < bridge> it works 14:34 < bridge> im not touching it 14:35 < bridge> :heh: 14:35 < bridge> anyway, the correct fix would be to escape the inner string 14:35 < bridge> ```js 14:35 < bridge> /name='(.*)'/gi.exec(line)[1] 14:35 < bridge> 14:35 < bridge> ``` 14:35 < bridge> i think its 1 14:35 < bridge> else it's not really parsable 14:35 < bridge> yeah 14:35 < bridge> try this @sans._. its cleaner 14:36 < bridge> ```js 14:36 < bridge> 14:36 < bridge> /name='(.*)'/gi.exec(`2025-03-31 14:09:32 I server: id=61 addr=nunya:business name='''Ma'gi'c' W'o'man''''' client=19010 secure=yes flags=1 dnsbl=white`)[1] 14:36 < bridge> "''Ma'gi'c' W'o'man''''" 14:36 < bridge> ``` 14:36 < bridge> works on browser 14:36 < bridge> ooo nice 14:37 < bridge> @milkeeycat are u there? 14:37 < bridge> i have a question for u 14:38 < bridge> in your language, will you allows circular module dependencies? 14:38 < bridge> or u will add forward declarations 14:38 < bridge> or not allow it at all 14:38 < bridge> going for non circular makes stuff more simple 14:41 < bridge> time to get coffee 14:41 < bridge> i wonder if its possible to make a proper std lib without circular modules 14:41 < bridge> well its probs possible 14:42 < bridge> ill yoink what rust does, probably 14:42 < bridge> @milkeeycat is your lang already usable? 14:42 < bridge> 14:42 < bridge> Can I write a real program if I wanted to? 14:43 < bridge> rust allows circular 14:44 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks i can dm u mine 14:44 < bridge> im making a compiler backed for it 14:45 < bridge> No need, we all know edlang repo 😉 14:45 < bridge> its not that one 14:45 < bridge> i mean the work one 14:46 < bridge> 😮 14:46 < bridge> edlang is a bit abandoned 14:46 < bridge> i mean i can simply go on your gh profile xD 14:46 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356248360830370045/concrete?ex=67ebe037&is=67ea8eb7&hm=a3cc254a446c2d16083b327c971730794dbe5197a3acf2a04eafc8a4dafd1013& 14:46 < bridge> the binary xd 14:46 < bridge> xDDDDDD 14:46 < bridge> i doubt u want to get mlir to build it 14:47 < bridge> yeah too xd 14:47 < bridge> Ok i try your examples 14:48 < bridge> i think the "crates" will be called "bricks" 14:48 < bridge> the lang is called concrete xd 14:49 < bridge> mh i think u got other deps on arch than me 14:49 < bridge> rip 14:49 < bridge> u need to install mlir 14:49 < bridge> from aur 14:49 < bridge> and llvm 14:49 < bridge> 19 14:49 < bridge> But I am not on arch xd 14:49 < bridge> im on gentoo btw 14:50 < bridge> Ah true 14:50 < bridge> what arch? 14:50 < bridge> debian? 14:50 < bridge> our ci uses ubuntu 14:50 < bridge> its same 14:50 < bridge> https://apt.llvm.org/ 14:50 < bridge> i use debian btw 14:50 < bridge> ah i required some old libgit 14:50 < bridge> now 14:50 < bridge> `./concrete: CPU ISA level is lower than required` 14:50 < bridge> u need 3 env vars 14:50 < bridge> MLIR_SYS_190_PREFIX: /usr/lib/llvm-19/ 14:50 < bridge> LLVM_SYS_191_PREFIX: /usr/lib/llvm-19/ 14:50 < bridge> TABLEGEN_190_PREFIX: /usr/lib/llvm-19/ 14:50 < bridge> sudo apt-get install llvm-19 llvm-19-dev llvm-19-runtime clang-19 clang-tools-19 lld-19 libpolly-19-dev libmlir-19-dev mlir-19-tools 14:50 < bridge> oh xd 14:50 < bridge> i built it with native on my ryzen sry 14:50 < bridge> @ryozuki currently have a temporary PC, so dunno 14:50 < bridge> 14:50 < bridge> is that VM related? 14:51 < bridge> My new pc arrives soon 14:51 < bridge> xd 14:51 < bridge> i built it with my ryzen 9 14:51 < bridge> then I itest 14:51 < bridge> hmm 14:51 < bridge> wait i build it with lower isa 14:51 < bridge> then I test 14:51 < bridge> i forgot most ppl dont have new cpu 14:51 < bridge> 3800x 14:51 < bridge> it's from 2019 14:51 < bridge> xD 14:51 < bridge> 😬 old 14:53 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1356250153715110059/concrete?ex=67ebe1e2&is=67ea9062&hm=a276cef61a55562be80d173dc8547b1752d78783a5814bc1b3b466f9668d262a& 14:54 < bridge> @ryozuki which cpu exactly do u have rn? 14:54 < bridge> 14:54 < bridge> My new one will be 7950x 14:54 < bridge> 14:54 < bridge> I'll not buy 9950x3d again this year xD 14:54 < bridge> There are many reports of dying 9000 x3d 14:54 < bridge> CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D (24) @ 5.66 GHz 14:54 < bridge> did u give back the 9? 14:54 < bridge> it died 14:54 < bridge> no warranty? 14:54 < bridge> i even bought new motherboard to test it 14:54 < bridge> it just died 14:54 < bridge> rip 14:55 < bridge> 14-day return perioud 14:55 < bridge> didn't want to do RMA 14:55 < bridge> ic 14:55 < bridge> is that really lower? 14:55 < bridge> my 7900x3d works nice 14:55 < bridge> wdym size? i guess 14:55 < bridge> i strippedi t btw 14:55 < bridge> my 9950x3d was also a dream cpu, but i never had a processor die before 14:55 < bridge> its like 120mb and i have 100mb discord limit 14:55 < bridge> that kinda shocked me 14:56 < bridge> tthats such a let down xd 14:56 < bridge> no i get same error, that's why 14:56 < bridge> uh no idea 14:56 < bridge> maybe i have the flag somewhere hidden 14:56 < bridge> let me build it on my server 15:04 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks https://edgl.dev/concrete 15:04 < bridge> to download 15:04 < bridge> its not stripped 15:04 < bridge> 188mb :justatest: 15:07 < bridge> ok lez go 15:07 < bridge> still smaller than ddnet-rs binary 15:08 < bridge> i think size is cuz llvm stuff 15:08 < bridge> epyc works 15:08 < bridge> the errors look really sexy 15:09 < bridge> :brownbear: 15:09 < bridge> needs lot of testing everything 15:09 < bridge> Your example already doesn't compile tho xD 15:09 < bridge> 15:09 < bridge> ``` 15:09 < bridge> [UnexpectedType] Error: expected type i64 15:09 < bridge> ╭─[ abc.txt:3:16 ] 15:09 < bridge> │ 15:09 < bridge> 3 │ return fib(10); 15:09 < bridge> │ ───────┬──┬─── 15:09 < bridge> │ ╰──────── expected 'i64' due to this expression 15:09 < bridge> │ │ 15:09 < bridge> │ ╰───── Unexpected type 'u64', expected 'i64' 15:09 < bridge> ``` 15:09 < bridge> we building the lang yet so just making new stuff 15:09 < bridge> we building the lang yet so just adding new stuff 15:09 < bridge> xd use the ones from examples/ 15:12 < bridge> ```rust 15:12 < bridge> mod vec { 15:12 < bridge> extern fn malloc(size: u64) -> *mut u8; 15:12 < bridge> extern fn realloc(ptr: *mut u8, size: u64) -> *mut u8; 15:12 < bridge> 15:12 < bridge> #[intrinsic = "sizeof"] 15:12 < bridge> fn sizeof() -> u64; 15:12 < bridge> 15:12 < bridge> struct Vec { 15:12 < bridge> ptr: *mut T, 15:12 < bridge> len: u64, 15:12 < bridge> cap: u64, 15:13 < bridge> } 15:13 < bridge> 15:13 < bridge> impl Vec { 15:13 < bridge> pub fn new() -> Vec { 15:13 < bridge> let vec: Vec = Vec:: { 15:13 < bridge> ptr: malloc(sizeof::() * 32) as *mut T, 15:13 < bridge> len: 0, 15:13 < bridge> cap: 32, 15:13 < bridge> }; 15:13 < bridge> return vec; 15:13 < bridge> } 15:13 < bridge> 15:13 < bridge> pub fn push(&mut self, value: T) { 15:13 < bridge> let type_size: u64 = sizeof::(); 15:13 < bridge> 15:13 < bridge> if self.len <= self.cap { 15:13 < bridge> let new_cap: u64 = self.cap * 2; 15:13 < bridge> self.ptr = realloc(self.ptr as *mut u8, type_size * new_cap) as *mut T; 15:13 < bridge> self.cap = new_cap; 15:13 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks try this code 15:13 < bridge> output is 4 15:13 < bridge> ye 15:13 < bridge> echo $? 15:13 < bridge> xd 15:13 < bridge> yeah 15:13 < bridge> ```rust 15:13 < bridge> mod hello { 15:13 < bridge> extern fn malloc(size: u64) -> *mut u8; 15:13 < bridge> extern fn puts(ptr: *mut u8) -> i32; 15:14 < bridge> 15:14 < bridge> #[langitem = "String"] 15:14 < bridge> struct String { 15:14 < bridge> ptr: *mut u8, 15:14 < bridge> len: u64, 15:14 < bridge> cap: u64, 15:14 < bridge> } 15:14 < bridge> 15:14 < bridge> fn main() -> u64 { 15:14 < bridge> let x: String = "hello \nworld!"; 15:14 < bridge> puts(x.ptr); 15:14 < bridge> 15:14 < bridge> return 0; 15:14 < bridge> } 15:14 < bridge> } 15:14 < bridge> 15:14 < bridge> ``` 15:14 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks hello world with libc 15:14 < bridge> do you also have some kind of std lib? 15:14 < bridge> yeah 15:14 < bridge> in std/ 15:14 < bridge> i just recently added project dependencies 15:14 < bridge> go to std 15:14 < bridge> do "pwd" 15:14 < bridge> save the path 15:14 < bridge> on random folder do 15:14 < bridge> concrete new myproject 15:14 < bridge> cd myproject 15:14 < bridge> edit Concrete.toml 15:14 < bridge> and add the path to std 15:15 < bridge> like in rust 15:15 < bridge> ``` 15:15 < bridge> [dependencies] 15:15 < bridge> std = { path = "../../std", version = "0.1.0" } 15:15 < bridge> ``` 15:15 < bridge> version doesnt matter xd 15:15 < bridge> ``` 15:15 < bridge> [dependencies] 15:15 < bridge> std = { path = "pathto/std", version = "0.1.0" } 15:15 < bridge> ``` 15:15 < bridge> ```toml 15:15 < bridge> [dependencies] 15:15 < bridge> std = { path = "pathto/std", version = "0.1.0" } 15:15 < bridge> ``` 15:16 < bridge> concrete build to build a project 15:16 < bridge> @ryozuki are gpus your target group or more micro chips? 15:16 < bridge> u can also add --asm --llvm --ast --ir 15:16 < bridge> to output the intermediate files 15:16 < bridge> for now just normal cpus, but with mlir its easier to target gpu kernels and stuff 15:17 < bridge> the lang goal is to be a mix of rust/elixir with a pluggable default async runtime 15:17 < bridge> and simpler lifetimes 15:17 < bridge> oh 15:17 < bridge> and liner types 15:17 < bridge> linear types is what make it most special 15:17 < bridge> not yet implemented tho 15:18 < bridge> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substructural_type_system#Linear_type_systems 15:18 < bridge>