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00:00 < Ibw> ni|: Why are you compiling go programs with 6c?
00:00 < Ibw> exch: darn
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00:00 < Ibw> exch: 6g or 8g?
00:01 < exch> 6g from b4614c68b22e+ tip
00:01 < Ibw> exch: It could be an issue with 8g
00:01 < exch> possibly
00:01 < Ibw> which is what I am using
00:02 < Ibw> oh
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00:02 < Ibw> Wait, not an oh
00:02 < Ibw> darn...
00:03 < Ibw> oh, hah.  My modifications to the standard packages were just
not working.  So the build wasn't working.  Darn...
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00:07 < ni|> Ibw: because i'm running an x86_64 10.6
00:07 < ni|> i'm a plan9 user so i prefer that style
00:08 < ni|> regardless what i'm doing _is_ standard
00:08 < ni|> i think something is broken
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00:11 < ni|> Ibw: are you noticing similar behaviour?
00:15 < ni|> the go tree builds
00:16 < ni|> i can rebuild go all day long
00:16 < ni|> but i think the main keyword is doing weird stuff
00:16 < ni|> but if i revert to release it should be fine
00:16 < ni|> this is so weird
00:16 < dho> ni|: what's the issue
00:17 < exch>
http://github.com/jteeuwen/go-app-pp/blob/master/src/templateprocessor.go it's
getting there :)
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00:18 < exch> there should be support for template types (structs) and
template func/methods
00:18 < ni|> dho: i posted it to go-nuts
00:19 < dho> ni|: the helloworld issue?  you don't compile go programs with
ARCHc
00:20 < ni|> dho: ??
00:20 < dho> you're compiling with 6c.
00:20 < dho> you don't do that
00:20 < ni|> i've always compiled them with 6c hi.go
00:20 < dho> that's for compiling c code.
00:20 < dho> period
00:20 < ni|> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
00:20 < ni|> oh my god; i'm so dumb
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00:21 < exch> what's kinda sad is that nobody in here actually picked up on
that.  including me :p
00:22 < ni|> i'm so used to have been writing the tcmalloc implementation of
the plan9 allocator
00:23 < ni|> that i have been running *c so much
00:23 < ni|> dho: thanks so much -- sorry :/
00:23 < Ibw> ni|: Did you see the response on the list yet?
00:23 < reppie> i liked it better when #go-nuts was called #plan9
00:23 < reppie> xD
00:23 < Ibw> Was that the HAHAHAHAHA?
00:24 < ni|> reppie: omg i remember you from fbsd powerpc (i was
spacecowboy)
00:24 < Ibw> Why are there so many plan9 users working with Go? I know Russ
is a plan9 guy
00:24 < reppie> ni| lol.
00:24 < ni|> reppie: what do you mean?  since we were smaller?
00:24 < JBeshir> Go is clearly Plan 10
00:24 < exch> there are many plan9 users?  :p
00:24 < reppie> james toy
00:24 < ni|> *nod*
00:24 < ni|> i was 14 then lol
00:24 < reppie> lol
00:25 < ni|> dho: thanks -- you have made my night.
00:25 < ni|> sorry for being dumb people
00:25 < dho> np
00:25 < reppie> good times
00:25 < ni|> reppie: indeed.
00:25 < ni|> well i need to help my 90 year old grandpa
00:25 < ni|> i'll be back after dinner
00:25 * ni| waves
00:25 < reppie> good luck
00:25 < reppie> bye
00:25 < ni|> reppie: hope to see you around.
00:25 < ni|> you too.
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00:27 < me___> ni|: tcmalloc?  plan 9?
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00:28 < dho> me___: he's a plan 9 user
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00:34 < Ibw> Huh, I wonder how long till the first Go book is published.
00:34 < Ibw> Probably not anytime soon
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00:34 < Ibw> At least, it won't be written by a sane person any time soon...
00:34 < skelterjohn> I bet it's called "Let's go!"
00:34 < Ibw> That would be graet
00:34 < Ibw> *great
00:35 < dho> no
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00:36 < dho> it won't
00:36 * dho <_<
00:36 < Ibw> wah?
00:36 < Ibw> But that would be a great name!
00:36 < skelterjohn> I should write it, to spite you.
00:36 < dho> i disagree
00:36 * dho is talking to apress
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00:44 < ni|> dho: do you plan to write it?
00:45 < dho> yes
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00:47 < Zeffrin> the language creators could probably write a book already?
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00:48 < Zeffrin> though yeah I see the problem now actually, Go may still
change too soon
00:49 < ni|> dho: cool
00:49 < ni|> i'm glad now i can go back to writing this stuff though!  :)
00:49 < dho> Zeffrin: they're busy working on it :)
00:49 < dho> so am i, but probably less busy
00:49 < ni|> i'm sure pike is on it
00:50 < ni|> i'm so sad i'm so dumb about 6c
00:50 < ni|> dinner was good though a pork chop!
00:50 < ni|> the garbage collection better be refcounted
00:51 < ni|> which i think it is -- and also is tail call opts in yet?
00:51 < ni|> s/is/are/g
00:51 < Ibw> Do I have to do anything when all.bash gives "Test WebSocket
server listening on [::]:39499".  It's been stuck there for a while and I don't
remember that before...
00:51 < Zeffrin> the interesting thing about a lot of books I've read over
the years is that it is apparent whether or not the authors are even all that
great software designers...  they know syntax and the standard libraries well
enough to give a beginner a run through sure
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00:52 < Zeffrin> but theres nothing there requiring skills in designing
large software systems
00:53 < Zeffrin> Now that said I imagine the authors are quite capable and
thats how they have the confidence to publish a book in the first place but still,
makes me think even I could write some of these books and in some cases (sames 24
hour C) I think I could do it better heh
00:53 < me___> ni|: what did you mean, about tcmalloc and plan 9?
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00:54 < s_mosher> ni|, I think the official position on tail call opts is
"no guarantees" (i.e.  keep it implementation dependent) I'm not sure about the
current implementation.
00:55 < s_mosher> Ibw, I got that.  It died eventually but worked fine when
I re-ran all.bash
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01:07 < ni|> me___: i mean russ erik and I discussed tcmalloc to replace
allocator as a project for me
01:07 < ni|> russ really recommended it
01:08 < ni|> so i started to take its ideas and make plan9 allocator out of
it
01:08 < ni|> oh, hi vs
01:10 < Ibw> @eval []bytes("hello")
01:10 < rndbot> <Error: undefined: bytes>
01:10 < Ibw> @eval []byte("hello")
01:10 < rndbot> <Error: cannot convert "hello" (type string) to type
[]uint8 in conversion>
01:10 < Zeffrin> dangit, I've got a problem and Im not sure whats happening,
getting assignment count mistmatch calling a func
01:10 < Zeffrin> but im assigning 3 and it returns 3
01:10 < KirkMcDonald> @eval strings.Bytes("hello")
01:10 < rndbot> [104 101 108 108 111]
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01:10 < Zeffrin> http://gopaste.org/view/private:mMTOD < -- relevant
assignment, declaration and error lines in there if anyone has a moment to tell me
what I'm doing wrong
01:10 < Ibw> KirkMcDonald: I know, but I'm writing something up for utf8 and
utf8 can't import strings, as it would result in a circular dependency.  Just
assessing my options
01:11 < KirkMcDonald> @eval string([]byte{104, 101, 108, 108, 111})
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01:11 < rndbot> hello
01:11 < KirkMcDonald> Ibw: Perhaps the []byte() conversion should be legal.
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01:12 < Ibw> KirkMcDonald: I would vouch for that
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01:12 < Ibw> There's no reason for it not to be
01:12 < KirkMcDonald> It is unambiguous.
01:12 < me___> ni|: oh, awesome!
01:12 < ni|> Ibw: do you know why thats happening?
01:12 < KirkMcDonald> If the reverse is legal, there's no compelling reason
to forbid it.
01:12 < ni|> strings aren't mutable and arrays are
01:12 < KirkMcDonald> ni|: Ah!
01:13 < KirkMcDonald> ni|: That is a compelling reason.
01:13 < Ibw> ni|: Hmm
01:13 < Ibw> I guess it is
01:13 < ni|> this is in the tutorial
01:13 < me___> ni|: how far are you in the port?  i did some measurements
with tcmalloc and friends, its rockin' fast.
01:13 < ni|> not to be a douchebag
01:13 < KirkMcDonald> I never read the tutorial.  :-)
01:13 < KirkMcDonald> I just started with the spec.
01:13 < ni|> me___: pretty far its mostly working
01:13 < ni|> as mostly working as an alloc can be
01:13 < ni|> lol
01:13 < ni|> i just got out of school and have been bumming around
01:13 < me___> ni|: i've been working on replacing the libc and kmallocs
with something based on libumem, if you were going to submit tcmalloc to replace
libc alloc, that'd rock
01:14 < ni|> Ibw: its considering "Hello" as const stuff
01:14 < ni|> me___: i suspect i will
01:14 < ni|> after i work with russ for a bit
01:14 < me___> ni|: haha good work.
01:14 < ni|> i'm new to this stuff compared to him -- so i was shy to show
it to him
01:14 < ni|> because i don't want him to slay me
01:14 < ni|> :D
01:14 < me___> :D
01:14 < Ibw> I started with the tutorial, but got bored after a while and
moved on to Effective Go and the language spec
01:16 < ni|> Ibw: do you know ebnf?
01:16 < ni|> Ibw: its in the spec
01:16 < me___> ni|: if i could help you in any way let me know?
01:16 < Ibw> no
01:16 < ni|> anyways no big deal -- i made the stupid mistake here!
01:16 < ni|> trying to compile go with a c compiler!
01:16 < Ibw> ya, that was entertaining...
01:16 < ni|> me___: oh i will :)
01:16 < ni|> Ibw: gl
01:16 < ni|> anyways i gg back to my wrok
01:17 < Ibw> good luck?  hmm, whatever for?
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01:19 < ni|> thanks!
01:19 < ni|> me___: i'll be in touch -- i have your information :p
01:19 < me___> ni|: awesome; btw, have we met?
01:19 * ni| waves
01:20 < ni|> me___: met?  in what sense?
01:20 < ni|> not in person
01:20 < me___> ah okay.
01:21 < Ibw> ni|: Your mistake wasn't particularly entertaining, as we have
all been making regular stupid mistakes, but the way you freaked out made me
chuckle
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01:21 < ni|> Ibw: i had 20 extra hours of code written
01:22 < ni|> and i was trying to compile them in a makefile with 6c
01:22 < Ibw> extra?
01:22 < Ibw> oh
01:22 < Ibw> hah
01:22 < ni|> from where the other packages were lol
01:22 < ni|> anyways
01:22 * ni| waves
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01:22 < Ibw> So you spent 20 hours without building once?
01:22 < Ibw> Or you only tried 6c in the makefile?
01:23 < hstimer> I used to go 20 hours with cfront because of 90 minute
compiles
01:23 < exch> coding for 20 hours without building does make for adventurous
working conditions.  Imagine the sense of achievement when it actually works
01:23 < hstimer> no reason to wait more than a few minutes with go
01:24 < exch> I think you can afford to bind the compiler to the save key
with go :p
01:25 < hstimer> i'll second that
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01:26 < hstimer> I used ruby for a while just to avoid compiles
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01:26 < hstimer> too bad it ran too slow for anything I was doing
01:26 < Jerub> I used to have a policy of only using the compiler every 2
hours.  it made me write much tighter code.
01:27 < exch> mm yes.  ruby is fun as a language, but the speed made me cry
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01:35 < hstimer> is there a way to get a field/method/file name as compile
time const?  it isn't always necessary to do runtime introspection; sometimes
compile time is fine
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02:03 < Alkavan> a library for web development (outputing html objects)
would be something reasonable to develop for Go?
02:04 < Whtiger> Everything is reasonable for Go
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02:04 < alexsuraci> Alkavan: like this?:
http://github.com/vito/go-play/blob/master/gopaste/html.go
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02:07 < Alkavan> u forked it?
02:08 < alexsuraci> Alkavan: forked what?
02:09 < Alkavan> anyway, this is nice.
02:09 < alexsuraci> thanks :) is it what you were thinking of?
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02:09 < Alkavan> with go cimpile speeds it can work like php.
02:10 < alexsuraci> sort of, it's more for building up the html in the app
and spitting it out when ready
02:10 < Alkavan> i'm a web developer, think try to develop web stuff with
go.
02:10 < alexsuraci> which lets you do fancy things like build up completely
separate parts of the page all at once
02:10 < Alkavan> compile*
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02:11 < alexsuraci> ah, cool.  that gopaste dir runs gopaste.org, feel free
to snoop around
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02:11 < alexsuraci> controller.go may be particularly interesting to you :)
02:11 < alexsuraci> radically different setup than how php is usually used,
though
02:11 < Alkavan> yes, i like controllers.
02:11 < Alkavan> developing with CakePHP...
02:13 < Alkavan> one thing i don't understand with go, the 'chan' thing,
should be used for stuff like XML HTTP REQUESTS?  or different things?
02:13 < alexsuraci> it's more for internal stuff
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02:14 < alexsuraci> s/more/only afaik
02:14 < alexsuraci> take a look at the http package
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02:21 < Alkavan> alexsuraci, ya, the http pkg nice one, don't think i ever
programmed at this level, but should try it, can think of some nice things to do
with it.
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02:38 < Zeffrin> so anyone able to tell me what could be wrong
02:38 < Zeffrin> http://gopaste.org/view/private:mMTOD
02:39 < Zeffrin> my understanding is that the variables in the func are
initialised when its called so really it should be returning 3 no matter whats
inside?
02:40 < alexsuraci> is that a runtime error?
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02:40 < codedread> so i understand that Go doesn't have any inheritance of
types, is that true?
02:41 < alexsuraci> codedread: it has embedding
02:41 < codedread> do you mean composition?
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02:41 < alexsuraci> i don't think so
02:41 < codedread> ok, let's take a common problem: I have two types that
share a good deal of common with each other (methods/properties)
02:41 < alexsuraci> codedread:
http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#embedding
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02:41 < alexsuraci> other than that there is no inheritance
02:41 < codedread> how can i share the common code between the two types?
02:42 < alexsuraci> have them implement an interface
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02:43 < codedread> thanks, embedding seems to be what i'm looking for
02:43 < alexsuraci> no problem
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03:36 < plexdev> http://is.gd/58vPp by [Anthony Starks] in go/ -- Adding to
AUTHORS and CONTRIBUTORS as per http://golang.org/doc/contribute.html#copyright
03:36 < plexdev> http://is.gd/58vPs by [Anthony Starks] in go/misc/bbedit/
-- Syntax coloring and function navigation for BBEdit/TextWrangler
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03:48 < gisikw> Is there any way to use a channel like an interrupt?
03:50 < reppie> what do you mean
03:53 < gisikw> essentially, do a select, with one case being <- channel,
and the other being if nothing gets received?
03:53 < gisikw> so, you could have a loop until interrupted by channel
communication
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03:59 < OwlHuntr> I wish more people would join the mailing list
03:59 < OwlHuntr> they're actually very exciting
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04:17 < kuroneko> it'd probably help if the list wasn't so noisy
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04:20 < gisikw> kuroneko++
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04:23 < anticw> kuroneko: i'm tempted to make a moderated copy/clone of the
ML
04:23 < anticw> where the volume is lower and the more on topic
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04:37 < jessta> the mailing list seems to get a lot of traffic from people
not reading the docs
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04:43 < jessta> it would be nice to have a wiki where dicussions on the
mailing list could be summarised
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05:00 < alexsuraci> > print("\u4eca\u65e5\u306f\u4e16\u754c")
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05:00 < rndbot> 今日は世界
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05:01 < dho> OH JUST FIXING BUGS
05:01 < dho> srsly, the .Close race conditions are retarded
05:01 < dho> that totally took me like 3 hours
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05:10 < Zeffrin> so many compilers errors from my refactor last night...
the new method is a LOT better than how I was going about it before but so many
typos and silly little things
05:10 < Zeffrin> tired + drunk = bad code
05:11 < reppie> drunfk coed
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05:11 < Zeffrin> i just found with one bug though...  I needed to fix one of
the last errors to resolve one of the first...  with C I've always found fix
whatevers at the top and many of the following errors will dssappear
05:15 < Zeffrin> also something else Im wondering...  surely theres a better
way...  I have a response from a server request which are going to be strings...
but ahead of time I cannot know how many lines I'm going to get back (it differs
from server to server)
05:15 < Zeffrin> so my thinking is to just use a struct to implment a singly
linked list to avoid realloc and all that noise
05:15 < Zeffrin> is there a better way?
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05:21 < anticw> dho: ?
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05:22 < sladegen> i'm guessing it's this
http://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=321#c2
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05:26 < Zeffrin> i'm guessing it's this
http://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=321#c2
05:26 < Zeffrin> oops sorry
05:26 < Ycros> Zeffrin: there's already a list implementation in the
standard library
05:27 < Zeffrin> oh well dang, i should be using that then :)
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05:38 < plexdev> http://is.gd/58APG by [Fazlul Shahriar] in go/doc/ -- Fix
typo in spec
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05:44 < anticw> who/what runs plexdev?
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06:31 < anticw> dho: there?
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06:41 < dho> anticw: what's up
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06:42 < anticw> dho: the close fixes...  without those we have a goroutine
spinning on a bad fd/socket?
06:42 < dho> i'm actually heading to bed, just had a rather long (and late)
phone convo and i have to work tomorrow
06:42 < dho> yes
06:42 < dho> well
06:43 < anticw> im asking because i checked for that and didnt see it, it
looked to be spinning w/o makin any syscalls
06:43 < anticw> so im trying to understand the root cause in more detail
06:44 < dho> One of the goroutines is waiting on a channel
06:44 < dho> and the other is theoretically calling read a bajillion times
and getting 0 back and EOF each time
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06:44 < dho> I don't know if that would show up in strace/ktrace.
06:44 < dho> (Maybe?)
06:45 < dho> In any event, the patch I have isn't correct and I'll have to
revisit it tomorrow
06:45 < dho> I really need my sleep :(
06:45 < dho> i'm only going to get like 5 hours
06:46 < tricky> thats 5 more than I got last night
06:46 < anticw> dho: if the channel is closed it will get that ...
otherwise it would block
06:46 < tricky> nearly fell asleep on the way to work
06:46 < tricky> nearly fell asleep at work
06:46 < tricky> need more coffee :D
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06:57 <+kaib> evening everyone
06:58 < anticw> evening'
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07:18 < OwlHuntr> hey
07:18 < OwlHuntr> quick thing here
07:19 < OwlHuntr> i remember we settled on GoStones but i don't think i can
change the GoGems repo name
07:19 < OwlHuntr> btw, it now supports Git pulling
07:19 < OwlHuntr> so feeding it github pkgs will allow you to download them
07:20 < OwlHuntr> tomorrow i'll actually make it build the pkg's and let you
use the,
07:20 < OwlHuntr> them*
07:20 < OwlHuntr> http://github.com/OwlHuntr/GoGems
07:20 < OwlHuntr> ugh, whatever, night
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07:32 < Innominate> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc
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08:12 < diltsman_> Is there any way to create an implementation for a
function of an interface that is shared by different structs that implement the
interface?
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11:11 < mikedee> OwlHuntr: I am still getting this error trying to compile
your program main.go:129: undefined: vector.New - any ideas why that is?
11:12 < jessta> mikedee: it got removed
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11:13 < mikedee> thanks
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11:29 < rog> here's a nice little idiom i discovered.  i think it's quite
cool: http://gopaste.org/view/702Dz
11:30 < rog> although i don't know how useful it really is, because it
doesn't have any flow control.  but that's kind of the point.
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11:39 < exn> Hello everybody !
11:39 < exn> I have a question about regexps in Go
11:39 < exn> what the way to use it in Go ?
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11:42 < rog> exn: look at the regexp package
11:42 < exn> hi rog, I'm a new in Go, can you show where it is ? I mean
documentation or anything
11:42 < rog> exn: go to golang.org
11:42 < rog> exn: click on "packages"
11:43 < rog> exn: look for regexp
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11:43 < rog> exn: or use the search box on that page
11:44 < exn> rog.  k, thank you
11:47 < exn> is anywhere a programs written on Go ? maybe here somebody have
done some program and can show it . just interesting :)
11:48 < rog> exn: if you download the source, there are hundreds of programs
written in go, from simple to complex.
11:49 < rog> exn: for a random piece of code, i just posted this:
http://gopaste.org/view/702Dz
11:49 < exn> rog, I've installed and compiled it from svn . I meant a
programs which do something hopeful, a real programs
11:49 < rog> exn: what's "useful"?
11:49 < rog> exn: a compiler?
11:49 < rog> exn: a web server?
11:50 < exn> *useful . yes, sorry.  Oh it will be very nice to see web
server on Go !
11:50 < rog> exn: well, there's one in the distribution - in the godoc
package
11:51 < rog> exn: look in src/cmd/godoc
11:52 < jessta> exn: lots of code here http://go-lang.cat-v.org/go-code
11:55 < exn> oh, I need to read so much, cool :) thank you!
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12:05 < robot12>
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_va9O40qIhaE/SvvaOrEwIlI/AAAAAAAACAs/06SH1r9Ie6M/s1600/gophert.jpg
12:06 < jessta> robot12: what is that a picture of?
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12:12 < robot12> jessta, Go ? :)
12:12 < dho> anticw: ping
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12:15 < rog> would someone here be able to test a weird syntax error i'm
getting, please?
12:15 < JSharpe> ask to ask just ask
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12:17 < Vova> someone know how can i convert int x = *(int*)bytes to golang
syntax?
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12:17 < tor7> Vova: you can only do those tricks with the unsafe package
12:18 < vegai> Vova: do you mind me asking why you need such a thing?
12:18 < tor7> and I wouldn't recommend doing that
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12:18 < rog> ok, take the piece of code i posted eariler
(http://gopaste.org/view/702Dz), paste it into a file called "broadcast.go";
create another called "tstbroadcast.go" and paste this into it:
http://gopaste.org/view/EmYS3
12:18 < Vova> tor: can you show me how can i do that?
12:18 < rog> then compile broadcast.go: 8g broadcast.go
12:18 < rog> it should be fine
12:18 < rog> then compile tstbroadcast.go: 8g -I . tstbroadcast.go
12:19 < Vova> vegai: building a packet class, reading packets
12:19 < rog> i get "tstbroadcast.go:3: syntax error near chan" which is very
weird
12:19 < rog> because there's no chan keyword in tstbroadcast.go
12:19 < tor7> Vova: I'm going to be an elitist prick and say that if you
can't figure that out on your own you shouldn't be using the unsafe package ;)
12:19 < rog> can anyone replicate this?
12:19 < rog> perhaps i'm doing the compilation wrong.  or something.
12:20 < rog> but at the moment it looks like a compiler bug
12:20 < tor7> if you're reading packets you need to read them a byte at a
time so you can get the byte order and alignments right
12:20 < vegai> Vova: ah, ok.  I suppose this thing isn't enough then:
http://golang.org/pkg/gob/
12:21 < tor7> Vova: in this a standard format/protocol you're implementing?
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12:21 < rog> Vova: doing that's usually a bad idea in C too, unless you know
you're talking to a machine of the same endianness.
12:24 < Vova> i know what iam doing when iam doing it in C, just want to
code server and client and i need a packet reader class for that
12:24 < Vova> and i dont really know how to do that in golang :X
12:25 < dho> rog: make(chan chan broadcast)?
12:25 < dho> oh, i see.
12:25 < rog> Vova: if those byte values come from another machine, then
you've got an endian dependency (bad)
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12:26 < rog> dho: it's to do with the chan<- (chan<- (chan int));
declaration
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12:27 < rog> dho: yup, if i take the <- decorations out, it works
12:27 < rog> hmm
12:27 < rog> i think it might be to do with the ambiguity between chan<-
chan int and chan <-chan int
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12:28 < tor7> Vova: http://golang.org/pkg/encoding/binary/ is probably what
you're looking for
12:28 < Vova> rog why is it bad?  i have coded some servers this way and it
was working great
12:29 < tor7> Vova: it will crash if the client is using another cpu
architecture
12:30 < rog> Vova: what tor7 says.
12:30 < rog> Vova: these days it's easy to forget that not all machines are
x86
12:31 < Vova> oh i get it, so tor7 what are you suggesting?
12:32 < tor7> make a function writeInt that writes the bytes in a specified
order instead
12:32 < tor7> and readInt that reads them back in the same order
12:32 < rog> Vova: look at the encoding/binary package - it does exactly
what you were asking to do.
12:33 < rog> question: are you allowed to pass around structures by value
that contain private fields?
12:33 < tor7> that's what the encoding/binary package does for you, on all
the primitive datatypes and structs
12:34 < tor7> rog: yes, but you're not allowed to instantiate them with the
MyStruct{} syntax
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12:34 < rog> i'm getting "tstbroadcast.go:13: implicit assignment of
broadcast.Receiver field 'c' in function argument" errors
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12:34 < rog> and i'm not trying to instantiate them like that
12:35 < rog> maybe i'm doing something wrong.
12:35 < tor7> hmm.
12:36 < Vova> ok thanks :] i will try it, what about converting byte array
to struct?
12:36 < rog> Vova: you have to do each field individually.
12:36 < tor7> do it once for every field separately.  or use the
encoding/binary package :)
12:37 < rog> Vova: it's likely that C struct alignment is different from
Go's anyway
12:37 < Vova> :P
12:37 < Vova> ok thanks
12:37 < rog> Vova: basically that C code is dodgy and unportable.  you're
cleaning it up by doing this.
12:38 < Vova> yea but this code is faster then that way
12:38 < tor7> Vova: not by much :)
12:39 < Kibiz0r> You might be able to use unsafe.Unreflect?
12:39 < rog> oh here we are: "If T is a struct type, either all fields of T
must be exported, or the assignment must be in the same package in which T is
declared.  In other words, a struct value can be assigned to a struct variable
only if every field of the struct may be legally assigned individually by the
program."
12:40 < rog> darn
12:40 < anticw> dho: about to crash
12:40 < rog> i wonder why they do that
12:40 < tor7> the encoding/binary package won't be super fast because it
uses reflection to look at runtime types, but it's convenient.  calling readUint32
and friends to pack/unpack your structs is the best you can do.
12:41 < Kibiz0r> rog: Something like "If part of the data is opaque, the
whole thing ought to be opaque"?
12:41 < tor7> rog: my guess, so you don't mess up internal state by
accident.  just pass around by pointers the way it was intended.
12:42 < rog> tor7: if the fields aren't exported, you can't mess up internal
state.
12:42 < tor7> the only use for structs by value I see is for things like
Points and Rectangles, your basic composite values
12:42 < rog> tor7: structs by value are extremely useful in concurrent
programming
12:42 < tor7> rog: they may have some hidden dependencies that need
updating, like reference counting or resource pointers
12:43 < rog> tor7: my theory is it's to do with separate compilation
12:43 < rog> tor7: ...  but that doesn't make sense either
12:43 < rog> hmm.
12:43 < tor7> that makes no sense, it must be something we're not thinking
of
12:45 < rog> for the time being, i can just export all fields, but that
seems wrong in this case.
12:46 < rog> value structs are particularly useful in the presence of
automatic-referencing methods
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13:36 < dho> anticw: crashed already?
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14:01 < analogue> heya
14:01 < analogue> how do u cast in go ?
14:01 < analogue> for example an int to a string
14:01 < analogue> can't find it in the doc =(
14:02 < vegai> you don't, you convert
14:03 < analogue> http://golang.org/doc/go_spec.html#Conversions ok thanks
for the pointing help =)
14:03 * vegai bows.
14:04 < Zeffrin> woot, getting there
14:06 < Zeffrin> trying to follow the RFC...  well checking for expected
responses...  not quite done yet as in it doesn't put together the header or
include the body, and after that still needs attachment and maybe smtp auth
support
14:06 < Zeffrin> but, the beginnings of a mail package
http://gopaste.org/view/qJ97e
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14:21 < analogue> is there a var_dump() equivalent in golang for debug
purposes ?
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14:21 < analogue> I can see a dump() here: http://code.google.com/p/golang/
14:21 < analogue> but don't know how to get/use it =)
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14:24 < tor7> analogue: are you looking for fmt.Printf("%#v\n", foo)?
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14:26 < analogue> yes cool =)
14:26 < analogue> thanks
14:30 < uriel> I heard of somebody that wrote something like var_dump(), but
I don't even know what that is..
14:31 < uriel> analogue: see http://go-lang.cat-v.org/utils
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14:31 < uriel> for me %v works great
14:31 < analogue> yeah %v is enough =)
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14:38 < tobi> hi guys, i have a problem with the linker.  tells me:
??none??: file not 386 [package main]
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14:56 < nickjohnson> Does go support asynchronous disk IO?
14:56 < uriel> nickjohnson: sure, do the io in a goroutine
14:57 < nickjohnson> Hm, true
14:57 * nickjohnson wants a dd variant that writes to n devices in parallel
14:58 < uriel> part of the point of goroutines is that you don't need
something like asyncio, callbacks, etc
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14:58 < nickjohnson> very true.  I wasn't thinking :)
14:58 < uriel> no problem, it takes a while to relearn how to do things...
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14:59 < uriel> (many people give up rather than realize there is a better
way :(
14:59 * nickjohnson figures one goroutine per output device, with one channel each
ought to the best way, then
14:59 < nickjohnson> On a somewhat-related note, I kind of wish Go didn't
treat the goroutine running main() specially.
14:59 < uriel> yup, that sounds about right
15:00 < uriel> not sure what you mean about main(), guess you mean that it
kills the process when main() exists?
15:00 < uriel> er exits
15:00 < nickjohnson> exactly
15:02 < nickjohnson> Hm. The flag lib doesn't have any sort of
multiply-valued flag support?
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15:18 < tobi> go rocks!
15:19 < ryniek> hi
15:19 < g0bl1n> wow, this is full
15:19 < g0bl1n> for such a recent lang
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15:20 < jessta> g0bl1n: lots of hype
15:21 < g0bl1n> jessta, are you enjoying Go ?
15:22 < jessta> yeah, I like it
15:22 < Smergo> Yep, lots of hype, some is here because of Google, some
because it is Rob and Ken :)
15:22 < jessta> It's like the C I always wanted
15:22 < Smergo> Or maybe ;) would be better.
15:23 < g0bl1n> Smergo, is this room hosted on a Plan9 cluster ? :)
15:23 < Smergo> No :(
15:23 < g0bl1n> :)
15:24 < jessta> g0bl1n: but I hear there is a plan9 port of Go in the works
15:24 < jessta> and two 9p libs
15:25 < g0bl1n> jessta, I can easily believe that ;)
15:26 < g0bl1n> I'll be paying more attention to Go for the next 4 days.
Reading docs, etc.
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15:31 < jessta> g0bl1n: read the docs, watch the video, read some code,
ignore the 'missing' features and try to instead work out the Go way of doing
things
15:32 < g0bl1n> jessta, ty, yes, that's the way to go ;)
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15:40 < jessta> g0bl1n: it's just that a lot of people go, OMG it doesn't
have 'feature' I can't possibly do without 'feature', quick to the mailing list so
I can get 'feature' so I can say I'm using a cool new language from google
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15:51 < TenOfTen> #go-nuts: Total of 350 nicks.  Peak for #go-nuts@freenode:
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15:59 * dho just realized the coolness of go+nacl
16:00 < vegai> what *is* the nacl?
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16:01 < dho> native client is a browser plugin to execute i386 machine code
in a `safe' vm
16:01 < dho> it does some static verification of binary safety
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16:05 < Vova> Go windows compiler with very small ide coded in C# using
go-windows project
16:05 < Vova> http://www.mediafire.com/?jmrjtoynyym
16:06 < mpl> vegai: it's what you put in food to give it this salty taste.
16:06 * mpl hides
16:07 < vegai> heh.
16:08 < analogue> is it possible to convert a string to an int ? a numerical
string I mean
16:08 < analogue> int(string) does not work
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16:10 < jessta> analogue: strconv package
16:10 < analogue> thanks =)
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17:21 < rog> (this is relevant, really!) anyone got a recommendation for a
simple online blogging service?  i want to publish some go-related stuff.  i just
tried blogspot and it's just awful.
17:22 < dho> I dunno, I use blogger.com, which I'm guessing is the same
thing?
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17:23 < dho> Do you have a public server?
17:24 < rog> dho: yes
17:24 < rog> dho: i mean no
17:24 < rog> dho: i mean, it is the same thing, and i don't have a public
server.
17:25 < dho> hehe
17:25 < jessta> rog: static html files is pretty simple
17:26 < jessta> rog: http://werc.cat-v.org/apps/blagh/ is apparently simple
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17:27 < rog> jessta: if you have a public server.  i haven't and i don't
really want one.
17:28 < jessta> rog: wordpress?
17:28 < plexdev> http://is.gd/598Sl by [Robert Griesemer] in 3 subdirs of
go/ -- some godoc cleanup:
17:29 < Ycros> rog: tumblr?
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17:33 < uriel> rog: I'll be happy to host you at go-lang.cat-v.org
17:33 < uriel> just give me a user name, and a pass, and I'll set you up
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17:39 < rog> i'll give wordpress a go
17:42 < uriel> rog: let me know the address when you are setup so I can add
it to http://planet5.cat-v.org
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17:45 < plexdev> http://is.gd/599DJ by [Fazlul Shahriar] in
go/src/cmd/gofmt/ -- gofmt: use os.Stdin instead of opening /dev/stdin
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17:48 < rog> what good is a <code> tag if it doesn't respect leading
white space?  aargh.
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17:51 < tor7> rog: <code> is an inline tag, you want <pre> :)
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17:53 < rog> oh bloody html.
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17:57 < Fringehead> In the FAQ it says that there is a "foreign function
interface" for calling C. Is that in the package docs on the main site?
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17:58 < hagna> so String() string; means the method String which takes no
args and returns a string?
17:58 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: Yes.
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18:01 < hagna> so does os.Error also support int so I can see if (ok) {} ?
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18:02 < Rob_Russell> Fringehead: i haven't read up on it but afaik you'll
need to use gccgo to use the FFI
18:03 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: "Support int"?
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18:03 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: First, only bools can be used as the condition
in an if statement.
18:04 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: You need to explicitly say: if err != nil {}
18:04 < rog> http://rogpeppe.wordpress.com/
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18:08 < Fringehead> Rob_Russell: Thanks, I'll try installing that.
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18:10 < uriel> arggg,...  wordpress' javascript that messes around with
links is *really annoying*
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18:10 < hagna> if err \!=nil tests to see if the object is allocated?
18:11 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: It tests to see if the interface variable 'err'
is assigned to something other than 'nil'.
18:13 < rog> uriel: i might just have got the links wrong (assuming you're
looking at that page i just put up)
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18:14 < tor7> rog: you also forgot to escape your < in the for loop
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18:15 < hagna> KirkMcDonald, they all start out as nil I suppose
18:15 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: nil is the zero value for interfaces, yes.
18:15 < uriel> rog: no, you haven't, it is wordpress that fucks things up
18:15 < rog> yes.  i didn't escape anything.  isn't there a blog service
that understands code pasting?!
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18:16 < KirkMcDonald> hagna:
http://golang.org/doc/go_spec.html#The_zero_value
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18:17 < rog> tor7: the < characters come through fine on my browser
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18:18 < rog> tor7: there are loads of < all over the place.  are any of
them visible to you?
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18:20 < rog> tor7: actually, looking at the html, it seems that all the <
are correctly escaped to < so which for loop were you talking about?
18:21 < tor7> rog: the last one, for i := 0; i \n b.Write()
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18:23 < rog> tor7: ah yes.  i hadn't transferred it correctly from blogspot.
should be fixed now.
18:24 < rog> anyway, is the article comprehensible?  too trivial?  too
difficult?
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18:41 < Fringehead> rog: It's a little over my head, but I'm just starting
out with Go.
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18:47 < rog> Fringehead: yeah, maybe i should've started with something a
little simpler.  but i just thought of that today, so that's what came first!
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18:55 < anticw> dho: i meant _i_ crashed (went to bed)
18:56 < kimelto> morning!
19:00 < hagna> why doesn't var env []string = [foobar]; work?
19:00 < hagna> why doesn't var env []string = ["foobar"]; work?
19:00 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: env := []string{foobar};
19:00 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: env := []string{"foobar"};
19:01 < hagna> what's the non terse form of that var env []string =
{"foobar"}?
19:02 < dho> anticw: yeah i know :)
19:02 < dho> took the lack of response as a `yes' :)
19:02 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: Er, I think you have the meaning of "terse"
reversed.
19:02 < dho> anticw: I don't understand why that's needed either, but it
explains the symptom.
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19:03 < dho> anticw: it *is* returning 0 with os.EOF
19:03 < hagna> Kirk, oh yes you are right about that
19:03 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: Anyway:
http://golang.org/doc/go_spec.html#Composite_literals
19:04 < dho> anticw: Also, just because I've ported go to FreeBSD doesn't
mean I know Go very well :) So the isEOF is just my own misunderstanding.
19:04 < KirkMcDonald> hagna: It doesn't get more terse than that.
19:05 < anticw> dho: i'm still seeing hangs in net/
19:05 < dho> where
19:05 < anticw> did a complete rebuild and the pkg/net test hung
19:05 < anticw> redoing it now
19:06 < dho> Hm.
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19:07 < dho> You know what, I never ran test in net.
19:07 < kimelto> dho: are all your patches merged upstream?  :)
19:07 < dho> for freebsd?  yes
19:07 < anticw> dho: http://golang.pastebin.com/d75806f35
19:07 < anticw> dho: that's where it's 'at' i guess
19:07 < hagna> not that it matters but terse == short?
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/terse
19:07 < anticw> i'm still bothered greatly by the fact i can't see where
this code is spinning
19:07 < dho> hagna: succinct
19:07 < kimelto> dho: cool :)
19:07 < anticw> either through instromentation of the code or strace
19:08 < dho> anticw: Yes, agreed.
19:08 < kimelto> dho: thank you for your work ;)
19:08 < dho> no problem :)
19:08 < dho> anticw: Other than instrumenting every single loop in net or
os/file.go...
19:08 < dho> anticw: if it's not there, it's the runtime.
19:08 < anticw> dho: this really feels more like for { foo :- <-
somechan; doSomething(...); }
19:08 < anticw> where somechan is closed
19:09 < dho> anticw: I don't get a trap, it just hangs.
19:09 < anticw> dho: send SIGABRT
19:09 < dho> (linux/amd64)
19:09 < dho> ah
19:09 < anticw> dho: then you get that trace
19:09 < dho> right
19:09 < dho> i thought it was just panicking
19:09 < anticw> rsc pointed it out as a way to see what's up ...  and even
so, i wonder if it's not the runtime
19:09 < dho> (the test in #321 does that)
19:09 < dho> anticw: Well, what looks suspicious is why is gs nil
19:09 < anticw> what's odd is the net hang is new for me, i never had that
before
19:10 < dho> i wonder if that's due to the previous close race `fix'?
19:10 < anticw> i'm not saying some of these fixes aren't needed, but i
wonder if the root cause isn't somewhere else
19:10 < anticw> also, locking around things like setsockopt, etc.  --- what
does that really protect?
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19:11 < dho> calling setsockopt on a closed fd
19:11 < anticw> setsockopt is more or less instant...  w/ a lock you either
get before or after the close
19:11 < anticw> either way it matters not if you have locking there
19:12 < dho> *nods*
19:12 < anticw> if you get before the close it works, after it returns an
error code
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19:12 < dho> goroutine 9 looks interesting.
19:13 < anticw> ?
19:13 < anticw> oh, let me look
19:13 < dho> in the trace
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19:13 < anticw> yeah ...  i've seen that before
19:13 < anticw> see my above comment wrt to spinning on a closed channel
19:13 < anticw> you get no syscalls them
19:13 < anticw> then
19:13 < anticw> however, i instrumented all of net/* and didn't see that
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19:13 < anticw> put prints in every loop)
19:14 < dho> ok
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19:14 < anticw> dho: tried gccgo?
19:14 < dho> put a print in pkg/runtime/chan.c:288
19:14 < anticw> dho: i wonder if it might not happen there
19:14 < dho> no, i don't use it
19:15 < dho> anticw: it will print endlessly
19:15 < anticw> dho: oh, you did that?
19:16 < dho> yes
19:16 < anticw> ok, so we almost certainly are reading on a closed channel
in a loop somewhere
19:16 < dho> no
19:16 < anticw> oh, 288
19:16 < dho> line 288 is loop:
19:16 < anticw> means it's open
19:16 < anticw> yeah
19:16 < dho> ;)
19:16 < anticw> after the closed check
19:16 < dho> I think the runtime is spinning
19:16 * dho tests
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19:17 < anticw> dho: print entry/exit too
19:17 < dho> yep
19:18 < dho> it does return.
19:18 < dho> so we aren't spinning in there, it's outside the runtime.
19:18 < dho> or at least
19:18 < dho> it's inside something that calls chanrecv.
19:18 < anticw> it can't spin in there
19:18 < anticw> there is no loop
19:18 < anticw> i meant to instrument how you get in and out
19:18 < dho> it's a goto loop
19:19 < anticw> oh, of course
19:19 < dho> but it's not stuck in that function at least
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19:21 < dho> it's always hitting the 4th or 6th return.
19:21 < anticw> dho: tried setting debug = !0 at the top of that?
19:21 < dho> yes, there are 3 different channels
19:21 < dho> that it's spinning on
19:22 < dho> anticw: which looks accurate given the backtrace
19:22 < dho> goroutine 9, 8, and 1
19:22 < anticw> a cycle would do that
19:23 < dho> er, 10, 9, and 8
19:23 < dho> 1 is the test channel
19:26 < dho> hm.
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19:31 < dho> anticw: that's my e == os.EOF causing that hang.
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19:31 < dho> anticw: so what's the deal with websockets then
19:32 < dho> that definitely indicates e == os.EOF is bogus.
19:32 < dho> I think we should remove that and then focus on 360.
19:33 < anticw> i took that out, i still see the net hang
19:33 < dho> i don't
19:34 < dho> i removed isEOF and the code checking for that; I get a pass
every time.
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19:34 < anticw> ok, n == 0 has to go as well
19:35 < dho> yes
19:35 < anticw> something semes odd though
19:35 < dho> sorry, I forgot to specify, I took that check out entirely.
19:35 < anticw> the test takes a long time to run for something so trivial
19:35 < dho> anticw: there's a lock every time you call read :\
19:35 < dho> I don't like this.
19:36 < anticw> 2.8s though
19:36 < anticw> at this point im not sure any of the fixes are really
addressing the root cause
19:36 < dho> you must have an uber fast machine, mine are all >5
19:36 < anticw> ancient old amd64 from four years ago
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19:37 < dho> weird, i have 2 dual core opterons
19:37 < dho> inconsequential though imo
19:37 < anticw> well, i think it's doing something NotRight
19:37 < dho> which test is this anyway
19:38 < dho> dialgoogle?
19:38 < anticw> ok ...  so all tests pass for me now
19:38 < dho> heh.  try websockets.
19:38 < anticw> that too
19:38 < anticw> ' make test && for i in {1..200} ; do ./6.out ; done '
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19:38 < anticw> used to wedge in ~10 iterations or so
19:39 < dho> anticw: mine just wedged on iteration 25
19:39 < dho> so
19:40 < anticw> still smells like a race then
19:40 < anticw> unless my tree somehow is different to yours
19:40 < anticw> i can hg upload if you want to try it
19:40 < dho> yeah, i'll hg diff and diff our diffs <_<
19:41 < anticw> ok, 1000 iterations no problems
19:41 < anticw> let me tweak GOMAXPROCS
19:41 < dho> I'm using gomaxprocs=1
19:41 < anticw> it is here too
19:41 < anticw> if you increase that to a larger number does it take longer
(on average) to hang?
19:41 < dho> are you using your patchset or did you regrab mine
19:42 < dho> if i set it to 2, i can't get it to hang i don't think
19:42 < anticw> it should be very close to yours if not identical
19:42 < anticw> it's basically your changes merged into what i did last
night
19:43 < dho> hm, just got it to hang with GOMAXPROCS=100
19:43 < anticw> dho: ok, i uploaded my 'working' diff
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19:44 < dho> no, this makes no sense.
19:44 < dho> I'm using the *exact* same code you are
19:45 < dho> at this point, with the os.EOF gone, we have the same patch.
19:45 < dho> I'm testing this on linux/amd64 at the moment
19:45 < dho> you know what, let me completely rebuild
19:45 < dho> because who knows
19:46 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59fvd by [Rob Pike] in go/src/cmd/prof/ -- a
couple of usage fixups in prof
19:47 < anticw> who runs plexdev?
19:47 < anticw> there is #go-updates it might be better talking on
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19:48 < anticw> dho: if nothing else, im going to declare all the code as
invalid and lacking suitable comments because it's too hard to understand as it is
:-)
19:48 < anticw> dho: ok, i just got a websocket hang :/
19:48 < dho> still hangs for me.
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19:49 < anticw> websocket or net?
19:49 < dho> websocket
19:49 < dho> net is fine
19:49 < dho> and so is the test from #321
19:50 < dho> anticw: you'll find that if you put that e == EOF check back
in, that websocket will never hang though.
19:50 < dho> so perhaps it's consuming something improperly.
19:50 < anticw> from a socket?  or a channel?
19:50 < anticw> what bugs me is i see no syscalls
19:50 < dho> dunno, lemme sigabrt
19:51 < dho> http://golang.pastebin.com/d248ea00a
19:52 < dho> I think the conn.read may just need to check for EOF.
19:54 < dho> hm, bufio
19:56 < anticw> thing is, bufio feels simpler and better tested
19:57 < anticw> and if we're spinning like that we should see it in the
prints in the loops or the traces
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19:57 < dho> ...so why else would rescheduling the fd when it gets EOF work
19:58 < dho> oh
19:58 < anticw> you know, i didnt instrument all the channel tx/rx bits ...
let me do that
19:58 < anticw> since a cycle there would explain this
19:58 < dho> i took that out
19:58 < dho> to make sure it wasn't affecting races
19:59 < dho> if the Read implementation is the netFD.Read, we should still
have the correct locking on that.
20:00 < anticw> i can't convince myself locking is the issue
20:00 < anticw> w/o locking you'll get weirdness
20:00 < anticw> and so with the right checks there, which we should have for
robustness reasons, it will still terminate/return
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20:06 < dho> anticw: ....
20:06 < dho> anticw: when it hangs, it doesn't hang in chanrecv...
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20:15 < hagna> so I just changed Read(buf) to Read(&buf) and the compiler
(8g) doesn't complain though it used to say can't use [1024]uint8 for []uint8
where buf is declared var buf [1024]byte.  Why is that?
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20:15 < ryniek> re
20:16 < nickjohnson> So, I seem to have failed to achieve my goal of a
multi-output DD
20:16 < nickjohnson> http://gopaste.org/view/uG15i
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20:17 < nickjohnson> Not only does it give "all goroutines are asleep -
deadlock!", but it also doesn't appear to be outputting stuff correctly :(
20:17 < nickjohnson> Anyone have any ideas?
20:18 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59h5z by [Sven Almgren] in go/ -- Added Sven
Almgren to AUTHORS and CONTRIBUTORS
20:18 < vegai> that's a useful contribution :P
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20:49 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59iq7 by [Russ Cox] in go/ -- A/C: add Charles
L. Dorian
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20:52 < anticw> dho: i'm wondering...  is this a long standing bug that's
recently exposed or a regression?
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20:53 < anticw> vegai: i think it's a legal requirement ...  if you push up
changes you need to sign the CLA and then add you to those files
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20:57 < hagna> so how would you convert []byte to []string?
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21:01 < dho> anticw: do you want to do a binary search?
21:01 < dho> anticw: -release was last slipped on the 17th, shortly after
minimal freebsd/amd64 went in
21:01 < dho> I think that's our best shot at finding where it started
happening.
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21:04 < Vova> new version for the GO windows compiler ide with vs like
editor, will contiue tomorrow
21:04 < Vova> http://www.mediafire.com/?mmmmymdqhnz
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21:06 < drhodes> hagna: this might be useful:
http://www.gopaste.org/view/IX72R
21:06 < dho> anticw: ...though websockets are a relatively new addition
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21:07 < dho> anticw: at least #321 and / or #271 have always existed.
21:08 < hagna> drhodes, yes that helps thank you
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21:11 < anticw> dho: yes, they are
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21:11 < anticw> dho: so we can't easily revert anything at this point to get
people's builds working
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21:12 < dho> the thing that sucks is that I have absolutely no clue where
the hang is.
21:13 < dho> hrm
21:13 < tar_> to compile 64-bit on OS X do I set GOARCH to amd64?
21:14 < dho> anticw: if this strace is to be believed, because of the way
syscalls are wrapped, calling them is not atomic
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21:14 < dho> [pid 25859] read(8, <unfinished ...>
21:14 < dho> [pid 25860] close(7 <unfinished ...>
21:14 < dho> [pid 25859] <...  read resumed> "", 4096) = 0
21:14 < dho> [pid 25860] <...  close resumed> ) = 0
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21:21 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59jPo by [Robert Griesemer] in
go/src/cmd/gofmt/ -- make test.sh work again
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21:28 < tar_> yay, amd64 works
21:29 < tar_> and my cgo lib links
21:29 < dho> what're you doing
21:30 < tar_> wrapping a C library I'd compiled for 64-bit
21:31 < tar_> there were some #defines in the C header that I couldn't use
directly.  I had to // const int _VAR = VAR;
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21:39 < nickjohnson> Ookay.  That code I pasted earlier for copying block
devices in parallel corrupts random blocks
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21:40 < dho> anticw: ping
21:40 < nickjohnson> I suspect a bug in the Go compiler or runtime, because
urnning on the same input each time, it corrupts different blocks at random\
21:40 < dho> anticw: the websocket bug is not in pkg/net
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21:42 < nickjohnson> Oh, I'm an idiot.  NEver mind.
21:42 < dho> nickjohnson: that's usually how it goes :)
21:42 < dho> any thoughts on why if err != nil {} wouldn't execute while if
err == os.EOF {} does
21:42 < nickjohnson> dho: I was using the same buffer for each iteration of
the loop
21:43 < dho> by execute, I mean wouldn't evaluate to true and execute the
block
21:43 < nickjohnson> 99.99% of loops were fine, except when a write
completes after the buffer has been overwritten with new data
21:43 < dho> :)
21:44 < nickjohnson> By the way, is there a way to use := with multiple
return values when one of them is already defined?
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21:45 < KirkMcDonald> nickjohnson: That should work.
21:46 < nickjohnson> KirkMcDonald: I don't think it does :/
21:46 < nickjohnson> I'll check again later, though
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21:46 < KirkMcDonald> "Unlike regular variable declarations, a short
variable declaration may redeclare variables provided they were originally
declared in the same block with the same type, and at least one of the non-blank
variables is new."
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21:51 < osmosis> is there a ubuntu install guide for go ?
21:51 < dho> there's a generic installation guide.
21:51 < exch> I fixed the flag package :p
http://github.com/jteeuwen/go-pkg-optarg
21:52 < exch> specifically the Usage() thing needed some work
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21:53 < KirkMcDonald> exch: Have you seen my option parser's usage output?
:-)
21:53 < exch> nope :p
21:54 < KirkMcDonald> I basically copied Python's optparse.
21:54 < exch> this is a mixture of all sorts of parsers i've encountered
over the years
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21:55 < KirkMcDonald> Though, the parser I wrote supports options of the
form --foo, -foo, and -f.
21:55 < exch> + the useage of a channel as iterator.  cos that's just how Go
rolls ;)
21:55 < dho> does it support --even-worse?
21:55 < dho> :P
21:55 < KirkMcDonald> dho: It supports --any-string-at-all
21:55 < dho> --that-sucks
21:55 < KirkMcDonald> ---- would even be valid.
21:55 < dho> --but-congrats-i-guess
21:55 < KirkMcDonald> Eh. I just don't validate it very much.  :-)
21:55 < KirkMcDonald> It is up to the user to pick decent options.
21:56 < KirkMcDonald> And it does the GNU short-option thing where if you
have options -a, -b, and -c, you can say -abc to specify all of them.
21:57 < exch> ya mine to
21:57 < exch> it's handy
21:57 < KirkMcDonald> And if you think this leads to ambiguities with -foo
options, you'd be right.  :-)
21:57 < exch> I don't allow -foo
21:57 < KirkMcDonald> I didn't either, at first.
21:57 < dagle> Hmm.  How to do a daemon in go?
21:57 < exch> anything with a single - and multilpe chars is considered
multiple options
21:57 < KirkMcDonald> But I relented.
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21:58 < KirkMcDonald> exch: Mine sees -foo and checks if "-foo" is an
option.
21:59 < KirkMcDonald> exch: And if it isn't, treats it as short options.
21:59 < exch> that works I suppose
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21:59 < exch> unless indeed both f and o are options ;)
21:59 < KirkMcDonald> exch: And if '-f' then exists, and takes an argument,
then 'oo' becomes an argument to it.
22:00 < exch> lol :p does it come with a manual?  ;)
22:00 < KirkMcDonald> exch: And if '-f' doesn't take an argument, then it's
the same as '-f -oo'.  And so on.
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22:00 < KirkMcDonald> Not yet!  Need to write that.
22:00 < KirkMcDonald> http://code.google.com/p/optparse-go/
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22:01 < KirkMcDonald> It also supports a "Nargs" feature, where an option
can take more than one argument.
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22:02 < KirkMcDonald> So you might have --foo=1 2 3, and get a []int with
{1, 2, 3}.
22:02 < KirkMcDonald> But I don't honestly have a use case in mind for that.
:-)
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22:04 < exch> i'm sure someone will find a use for it :p
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22:04 < exch> In my package you'll be stuck with doing -f "1 2 3"
22:05 < anticw> KirkMcDonald: doing Nargs like that seems counterintuitive,
i think making them use a single token with a delim is what people are going to
expect
22:05 < dho> anticw: want to know what the bug is?
22:06 < anticw> dho: yes
22:06 < anticw> dho: of course :-)
22:06 < dho> anticw: look at websocket.go
22:06 < KirkMcDonald> anticw: Perhaps so.
22:06 < dho> see Read()
22:06 < dho> notice what it doesn't do when it returns
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22:06 < dho> ...namely return the error up the call chain.
22:06 * dho facepalms.
22:06 < dho> if you make the returns that check for err != nil return 0, err
instead, good luck getting it to crash.
22:07 < dho> s/crash/hang/
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22:08 < anticw> dho: if ReadByte gets EOF ...  it will return n=0, err=EOF
22:08 < dho> anticw: i thought it should, but i didn't see that happening.
22:09 < anticw> does foo, err := ...
22:09 < dho> when i made it start returning 0, err explicitly
22:09 < anticw> make a new err that shadows the return version?
22:09 < dho> probably
22:09 < dho> it should probably be foo, err =
22:09 < anticw> i wondered about that somewhere else, i need to check the
spec
22:09 < dho> lemme see if that fixes it
22:09 < dho> that's a better fix.
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22:10 < anticw> dho: you can just return n, err in those cases
22:10 < anticw> assuming it's shadowing it will DTRT
22:10 < rbohn> dagle: see the last section of 'Effective Go': A Web Server
22:10 < dho> anticw: n = uint8, so i have to cast.
22:10 < dho> fun.
22:10 < anticw> c is int8
22:10 < anticw> n in int
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22:11 < anticw> dho: ok, so with those explicit changes it's working for me
22:11 < dho> *nods*
22:11 < anticw> which worries me about cases of shadowing elsewhere
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22:12 < anticw> i did the same in some (real) codethe other day and was
wondering how it worked
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22:12 < dagle> rbohn: And that one forks into background?
22:12 < dho> did you end up doing return int(n), err?
22:12 < anticw> no
22:12 < anticw> no cast
22:12 < dho> that gives me a compile error.
22:12 < dho> or
22:12 < enigmus> What is the inlining behavior for exported functions?
22:12 < dho> you mean literally return n, err
22:12 < dho> duh
22:12 < dho> long day
22:12 < anticw> dh, let me upload
22:12 < anticw> sec
22:12 < dho> i got it
22:13 < anticw> it's not the way it should be committed but works
22:13 < anticw> i would prefer we just removed the shadowing and made it
more obvious
22:13 < dho> rsc: ah
22:13 < dho> that happens
22:13 < dho> that's why i tend to avoid the named return except for simple
cases
22:15 < anticw> http://codereview.appspot.com/163055
22:15 < anticw> that's working for me
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22:17 < Annirak> Looking for a (graphical) text editor with syntax
highlighting for go.  Anything out there?
22:17 < anticw> emacs
22:18 < KirkMcDonald> vim
22:18 < dagle> kate
22:18 < anticw> bbedit
22:18 < anticw> eclipse
22:18 < anticw> kate
22:18 < exch> gedit
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22:18 < anticw> pretty sure there are others
22:18 < exch> http://go-lang.cat-v.org/text-editors/
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22:19 < Vova> if you want windows go ide with highlight,
http://korprg.blogspot.com/
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22:21 < uriel> Vova: put that on a proper source repo and I'll add a link
22:22 < Annirak> There's an eclipse plugin?  Excellent!
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22:22 < dho> anticw: take a look at your cl
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22:25 < Vova> uriel: i will do one tomorrow going to sleep right now
22:25 < dho> anticw: Russ suggested that was the proper way to fix it.
22:26 < anticw> making it all explicit?
22:26 < dho> correct
22:26 < anticw> i don't doubt it works, i'm just trying to think how to make
make it more pretty :)
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22:26 < anticw> like i said, it raises a larger issue about _, err := ...  {
...  }
22:27 < anticw> idiom that's used everywhere and shadowing return parameters
22:27 < anticw> i think the a day or so back in rblcheck
22:27 < anticw> i hit that a day or so back in rblcheck
22:27 < dho> I dunno
22:27 < dho> To me it seems like a case of `don't do that'
22:28 < dho> in c you can do int foo(void) { int i = 0; if (i == 0) { int i
= 1; return i; } return 0; }
22:28 < anticw> sure, but im saying i did it the other day and wondered,
clearly others have too
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22:28 < anticw> if nothing else the compiler could warn
22:29 < dho> i think that's proper.
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22:31 < exch> oo..  redeclaring a variable in a child scope..  I ran across
that twice today and was a bit puzzled
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22:34 < anticw> dho: i think shadows return is a special case to watch out
for, because 'naked' returns are someehat idiomatic
22:34 < anticw> in general shadowing is hard to avoid
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22:35 < anticw> use -Wshadow w/ gcc on any large project and it tends to
find many instances
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22:57 < clip9_> Whats up with container/vector?
22:57 < clip9_> http://gopaste.org/view/ReQJl
22:59 < scandal> vectors are directly constructable now, so the New*
functions went away
22:59 < clip9_> Thanks.
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23:04 < clip9_> I should really stop using the docs on the website :P
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23:07 < scandal> that's so two-weeks-ago :)
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23:14 < Ibw> dho: Were you serious about wanting to write a book?
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23:39 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59pwv by [Rob Pike] in go/src/pkg/gob/ -- more
gob bugs
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23:54 < dho> Ibw: yes
23:55 < dho> it's too early though.
23:56 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59q5x by [Charles L. Dorian] in 2 subdirs of
go/src/cmd/ -- 8g: fix 386 floating point stack bug
23:56 < plexdev> http://is.gd/59q5y by [Christopher Wedgwood] in
go/src/pkg/websocket/ -- Explicitly return values where it's shadowing the
parameter.
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