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15:14:43 Godel[m] Hi, does anyone have experience with compiling EQL5-Android toolchain? I'm stuck at the step where ECL needs to be cross-compiled for Aarch64.

15:15:34 paule32 you need ffi support

15:18:38 Godel[m] How do I check if I already have it? I'm cross-compiling ECL right now.

15:18:43 Godel[m] paule32: ^^

15:19:16 Godel[m] Using these Instructions: https://gitlab.com/eql/EQL5-Android/blob/master/README-PREPARE-64.md

15:20:49 aeth #ecl might be able to help if you are having trouble compiling ECL

15:21:07 aeth Answers could take several hours on the smaller IRC channels

15:24:17 aeth Godel[m]: If you're having a compilation error or something, I'd try posting the relevant information in a pastebin and linking to that in #ecl

15:25:04 Godel[m] Thanks. Yes I'm doing that.

15:25:52 aeth jackdaniel: ^

15:35:50 jackdaniel apparently it took around 10m, but yeah, 11h is average response time (problem was addressed indeed on #ecl)

15:35:55 jackdaniel thank you aeth for pointing him there

17:13:50 Lord_of_Life_ ** NICK Lord_of_Life

17:21:09 asarch “—Dad, why my sister's name is Violet? —Because your mom is a designer and she used the name of the first color she saw. —Thank you dad! —You're welcome Asdf”

17:21:41 asarch How would you do the sprintf? With (format my-str "Hello from ~a~%" channel)?

17:37:43 moldybits (format nil ...)?

17:50:08 moldybits (format nil "~a" 42) => "42"

17:50:17 moldybits (with-output-to-string (s) (format s "hello") (format s ", world!"))

17:50:37 moldybits => "hello, world!"

17:50:39 moldybits (let ((s (make-array 0 :element-type 'character :fill-pointer 0))) (format s "hello") (format s ", world!") s) => "hello, world!"

18:11:08 pjb asarch: unless you want to use a pre-allocated buffer. (let ((buffer (make-array 80 :element-type 'character :fill-pointer 0 :adjustable t))) (format buffer "Hello from ~A~%" 'channel) buffer) #| --> "Hello from channel ; " |#

18:12:46 pjb Hey! My output processing splits the result on newlines and adds semicolons as if it was multiple values…

18:13:16 moldybits pjb: what does adjustable mean?

18:13:29 pjb moldybits: so the size of the array can be changed if needed.

18:13:42 pjb (let ((buffer (make-array 3 :element-type 'character :fill-pointer 0 :adjustable t))) (format buffer "Hello from ~A~%" 'channel) buffer) #| --> "Hello from channel ; " |#

18:13:56 pjb (let ((buffer (make-array 3 :element-type 'character :fill-pointer 0 :adjustable nil))) (format buffer "Hello from ~A~%" 'channel) buffer) #| ERROR: "Hel" is not an adjustable array. |#

18:15:47 moldybits "If adjustable is non-nil, the array is expressly adjustable (and so actually adjustable); otherwise, the array is not expressly adjustable (and it is implementation-dependent whether the array is actually adjustable)."

18:15:53 moldybits in sbcl i guess it's optional

18:16:31 pjb moldybits: it wouldn't be conforming to omit :adjustable t if that's what you want.

18:16:52 pjb moldybits: it wouldn't be conforming to omit and expect the array to adjust.

18:18:03 moldybits yeah

18:18:07 asarch Thank you pjb!

18:18:12 asarch Thank you very much! :-)

18:18:30 asarch Thank you moldybits!

18:18:48 asarch Thank you very much! :-)

19:39:11 jackdaniel this is interesting: https://m00natic.github.io/lisp/manual-jit.html

19:54:29 Xach ACTION has his new quicklisp build server booted, installed with debian 9, and ready to configure

20:08:10 mgsk Any idea why unicly doesn't support ccl? https://common-lisp.net/project/cl-test-grid/library/unicly.html

20:11:28 mgsk I think uuid replaces unicly *and* is supported, so cricis averted.

20:11:32 mgsk crisis*

20:12:07 jackdaniel unicly is a mess, I was about to suggest uuid