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22:48:05 phoe_krk if I find the time

22:48:07 phoe_krk and I will find the time

22:48:19 phoe_krk I'll make both versions for complainers' sake.

22:48:50 phoe_krk So you can call (pseudonyms:set-type :hashmap) or (pseudonyms:set-type :alist)

22:49:01 phoe_krk and it'll properly set the backend.

22:49:10 phoe_krk Will be a fun exercise, so I'll do it.

22:49:52 phoe_krk Make an abstraction layer above the underlying data type.

23:03:59 PuercoPop phoe_krk: don't worry about that, at best just add a design-decisions.org to explain your choice. gtg, happy hacking!

23:17:30 ralt Bike: oh my, set-syntax-from-char is amazing :)

23:26:27 gabriel_laddel Could someone please inform me as to how I would write a (bootable) .iso file to a CD on linux? This shouldn't be difficult, and it works for USBs...

23:27:08 gabriel_laddel Googling around however is turning up nothing but a bunch of "use XYZ gui on Ubuntu"

23:28:28 gabriel_laddel har har!

23:28:29 gabriel_laddel got it

23:28:30 gabriel_laddel thanks all

23:29:23 phoe_krk #lisp - the new #linux.

1:22:47 albus I want to print a number with binary format.

1:23:20 albus (format nil "~b" 234)

1:24:04 albus with 16bit

1:24:34 albus it returns me: 11101010

1:24:56 Bike (format nil "~16,'0b" 234) will pad it out with 0s.

1:24:56 albus but what i want is:0000000011101010

1:25:27 albus what should i do?

1:25:54 albus 能输入中文吗?

1:28:54 albus any help?

1:29:44 Bike i just told you an answer.

1:34:52 albus O, sorry, I missed it.

1:36:27 albus It works.Thank you so much.

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4:04:42 beach Good morning everyone!

4:06:12 axion morning beach

4:16:30 Twylo Hello

4:16:45 beach Hello Twylo.

4:34:15 Fare does anyone understand gcc linking issues?

4:34:31 Fare I'm trying to debug creating lisp binaries (sbcl-based) using bazel

4:59:44 jasom Fare: what's the problem?

5:03:46 Fare jasom: I have a gcc command to link the final bits together, but it's failing weirdly

5:04:00 jasom Fare: output?

5:05:46 Fare I'm trying to debug https://github.com/qitab/bazelisp

5:06:53 Fare http://paste.lisp.org/+6L1S

5:08:05 Fare I added an annotation with the contents of the params file

5:09:02 Fare note that the system has a libgcc_s.so but not .a. Also I have no idea what in that command is telling the linker to produce a static output, or how that thing works inside google... I'll try to reproduce...

5:19:30 Fare wow, the corresponding command inside google is full of junk

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5:24:40 jasom heh

5:25:12 jasom you *really* don't want to statically link sbcl with gcc

5:25:25 jasom as the warning it shows indicates odd things may happen

5:29:30 jasom in general you wouldn't want to hard-code the rpath either like this is doing, but that should be a non-issue for a fully enclosed executable

5:30:30 Fare looks like -static-libgcc might help

5:30:56 Fare except I don't see any output where I specify the -o option

5:34:50 jasom seeing the contents of bazel-out/local_linux-fastbuild/bin/external/lisp__hello/hello.rt-2.params would be interesting

5:35:21 jasom oh, it's annotated already

5:37:19 jasom I see nothing in that command either to indicate static linking, in fact -Wl,-Bdynamic suggests the opposite

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10:42:52 beach Suppose I have two or more otherwise unrelated GIT repositories that have a file in common. What would be a good way of making sure the file always has the same contents in both repositories?

10:44:06 beach Lunch. I'll look at possible suggest when I get back.