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06:24 sheikra: hello
06:25 sheikra: Is there a way to put the fields of the inherited structure at the end of the constructor parameter list?
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08:08 DGASAU: Is there a way to pass libpng's real name?
08:08 DGASAU: We ship libpng15 rather than libpng12.
08:08 DGASAU: (I have patched the corresponding place, but better solution is welcome.)
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10:59 samth: DGASAU: you should try to dynamically discover where libpng is
10:59 samth: _p4bl0: there might be an additional package w/ the docs
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11:46 stamourv: _p4bl0: Given the usual Debian naming conventions, I'd go with 'racket-doc'.
11:48 samth: _p4bl0, stamourv: http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/racket-doc
12:00 samth: stamourv: it would be easier to read the commit log if you simplified your commits before pushing
12:01 stamourv: What do you have in mind?
12:01 samth: for example, you have commits that add, and then commits that remove, your pseudo-syntax serialization
12:02 samth: that's useful for some things (if you need to resurrect pseudo-syntax) but makes the commit log less useful for other things (like generating release notes)
12:02 stamourv: I wanted to keep those in to preserve the history of what happened, in case I need to remember the lessons.
12:03 stamourv: Or, as you say, need the code again.
12:03 samth: right, but it does have a cost
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12:26 sheikra_: hey, does Racket support "named" structure types?
12:26 sheikra_: I found it freaking hard to remember the positions of the fields after inheritance
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12:30 ChibaPet: In other news, the change to Racket from PLT makes Google significantly trickier.
12:31 samth: sheikra_: you mean constructors with named arguments?
12:31 samth: if so, not unless you build something on top of `struct'
12:31 samth: ChibaPet: what do you mean?
12:31 sheikra_: samth: yes. that would be a nice feature
12:32 samth: ChibaPet: racket-lang.org is pretty high up for "racket" in google
12:32 ChibaPet: That, but searching for different topics within Racket tends to bring up other meanings of Racket before the Scheme variant.
12:32 sheikra_: samth: the inherited parent fields will be always in the front. this is not convenient
12:33 samth: i'm not sure why having the super-struct fields at the front is less convenient than the other way around
12:33 sheikra_: ChibaPet: It will take over after some time I guess. This is geek culture any way
12:33 samth: ChibaPet: such as?
12:34 sheikra_: samth: I didn't say the other way around is more convenient. In fact, I don't think we should fix a position for them
12:34 sheikra_: samth: named fields would be really nice
12:35 ChibaPet: I think I've trained my Google to give me Racket-lang stuff preferentially now. But I remembering having issues finding OpenGL references, for instance.
12:35 samth: sheikra_: see https://github.com/jeapostrophe/exp/blob/master/sstruct.ss
12:36 jeapostrophe: It may have bitrot
12:36 samth: ChibaPet: with firefox private browsing turned on, racket opengl in google produces the right first result
12:36 samth: so i think google is gradually ranking racket higher
12:37 sheikra_: samth: thanks. is there an example use of it?
12:37 ChibaPet: Yeah, I just did a couple searches that seemed reasonable.
12:37 samth: there's a tests file in the same directory, sheikra_
12:37 DGASAU: samth: dynamically in which sense?
12:37 samth: https://github.com/jeapostrophe/exp/blob/master/sstruct-tests.ss
12:37 DGASAU: samth: the whole point is to _not_ search for libraries dynamically.
12:38 DGASAU: All that should be done at compile time.
12:38 samth: DGASAU: whose compile time?
12:38 sheikra_: Another question, ... is there a programmable regexp library for use in Racket? I mean to compose regular expressions using functions, and not by encoding them as strings...
12:38 DGASAU: Package's.
12:38 samth: DGASAU: you mean, when you build the Racket .deb file?
12:38 samth: does that include running "raco setup"?
12:38 DGASAU: No .deb, package.
12:39 DGASAU: Whatever includes "make install".
12:39 samth: ok, so then you can still do this dynamically, you just have to put it in a macro
12:40 samth: but i don't see a way to avoid doing some form of testing, since the versions are different on different platforms
12:40 DGASAU: I know the version and I can pass it to build system.
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12:49 samth: DGASAU: no, you can't pass it to the build system; the relevant part of the system doesn't take arguments in that sense
12:50 DGASAU: Alright, then I'll inject it via external mechanism.
12:50 DGASAU: I have it already.
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12:51 samth: DGASAU: i don't think that's the right way to do this
12:52 DGASAU: Which is the right way then?
12:53 samth: change this file: https://github.com/plt/racket/blob/master/collects/racket/draw/unsafe/png.rkt
12:53 rudybot: http://tinyurl.com/3v8zlb9
12:53 DGASAU: (JFYI, we prefer static binding to dynamic one, and enforce it wherever possible.)
12:53 samth: to find the right library
12:54 samth: DGASAU: this isn't c code -- dynamic binding is the only option
12:54 DGASAU: I'm doing it already, I thought there's better way.
12:57 samth: it sounded like you were just changing libpng12 to libpng15
12:58 samth: what i'm suggesting is determining dynamically which one you should load
12:59 DGASAU: If there're both existing, it should load the one I tell it to use.
13:00 DGASAU: Run time behaviour dependency on a phase of the moon isn't good idea.
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13:08 samth: DGASAU: what do you mean "tell it"?
13:09 samth: i feel confident that there's a way to determine which one it should use based on the existing configuration of the system
13:09 samth: without needing to add new runtime configuration options to racket
13:09 DGASAU: The problem is how you check that "existing configuration".
13:10 samth: currently, it tests whether dlopen'ing libpng12 succeeds
13:10 DGASAU: If you don't do it the "standard" way, the way cc does,
13:10 DGASAU: then we want to hardwire it.
13:10 samth: cc does not perform any dlopens
13:10 DGASAU: Sure.
13:11 DGASAU: Then racket is problematic package and we want to tell it explicitly
13:11 DGASAU: which library it should use.
13:11 samth: wouldn't it be better if racket automatically did the right thing, so that people who compiled racket themselves from source got a working version as well?
13:11 DGASAU: No.
13:11 samth: also, what packaging system is this?
13:11 DGASAU: Because racket does it wrong.
13:11 DGASAU: pkgsrc.
13:11 samth: let'
13:12 samth: s just say we'll need more than just your assertion for that
13:12 DGASAU: Do you understand how static binding differs from dynamic one?
13:12 samth: how do you handle python libraries that use python's ctypes ffi?
13:12 samth: DGASAU: yes, i do
13:12 DGASAU: Then you understand that dlopen doesn't work correct, unless assisted.
13:13 samth: that depends entirely on your specification of "correct"
13:13 samth: what behavior of dlopen are you unhappy with?
13:13 DGASAU: Correct in the sense that it behaves like at static binding.
13:14 samth: i feel like you're bringing in assumptions about how dynamic linking should work that aren't universally shared
13:14 DGASAU: Consider this setup.
13:15 DGASAU: You have libpng12.so and libpng15.so
13:15 samth: sure
13:15 DGASAU: You want to build racket with one you chose at build time.
13:15 DGASAU: If racket dlopens during the build, it finds the one it checks first.
13:16 DGASAU: And this library isn't necessarily the one it should use.
13:16 samth: that statement doesn't make any sense -- that isn't how racket the racket ffi works
13:16 DGASAU: Alright, how does it work then?
13:17 samth: there is no "building racket w/ a particular version of libpng"
13:17 DGASAU: I'm looking at png.rkt and see that it builds against particular version.
13:17 DGASAU: Namely, png12.
13:17 DGASAU: Or png14 on Darwin.
13:17 samth: we seem to be using different meanings of "builds"
13:17 DGASAU: Or some unknown on linux.
13:18 samth: png.rkt specifies that *at runtime* it should try to open various shared libraries
13:18 samth: which are chosen based on dynamic behavior at runtime
13:19 DGASAU: If package management system provides the library it expects,
13:20 samth: you seem to want a version of racket where the ffi behaves like static linking, but that doesn't exist
13:20 DGASAU: it builds and uses the very library package management system provided.
13:20 DGASAU: It works for C programs, unless you start playing various tricks.
13:20 samth: the term "builds" seems to be unhelpful here
13:21 samth: there are three times we can consider here:
13:21 samth: 1. when the C source implementing the racket binary is compiled
13:21 samth: 2. when the racket source code in png.rkt is compiled
13:21 samth: 3. when racket loads the compiled version of png.rkt
13:22 samth: but i think it would be helpful to return to how you treat modules in python that use ctypes, which is very similar
13:23 DGASAU: Honestly, I have no idea, how our pythonistas do that.
13:23 DGASAU: I'm C-Fortran and Lisp person. :)
13:25 samth: ok
13:25 samth: let's back up a bit
13:25 samth: why do you want to fix the version of libpng at the time that you run "make install"?
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13:26 samth: (also, note that changing png.rkt, even if you do not run 'make install' again, will cause it to be recompiled)
13:26 DGASAU: Because I may need to install some other tool that needs another library,
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13:26 DGASAU: and I don't want things to magically break.
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13:27 samth: but how is that any different than when you run make install the first time?
13:27 DGASAU: If it uses right library (which I want to enforce), and it is in rpath (enforced already), then it finds right library.
13:27 DGASAU: If it tries another library before right one, then I have potential problem.
13:28 samth: my question is 'what is the "right" library?" how can you tell?
13:28 DGASAU: The one I set at build time.
13:28 samth: and if you can tell, then you can tell the second time too
13:29 samth: is there genuinely no way to tell dynamically which version of libpng will work?
13:29 DGASAU: Can you propose this way?
13:29 samth: you could check for relevant symbols, for example
13:30 DGASAU: Symbols don't describe calling convention.
13:30 DGASAU: Not even arity.
13:30 samth: right, right
13:30 samth: this is C
13:31 DGASAU: It doesn't matter if it is C or Scheme.
13:31 samth: but (a) if versions are upward compatible, then you can ensure the correct minimum version
13:31 DGASAU: The external format (ELF, Mach-O or whatever) doesn't support it usually.
13:31 samth: (b) you can do everything that autoconf does dynamically in racket
13:31 DGASAU: What if versions aren't upward compatible?
13:32 samth: then we're unhappy the libpng isn't using sonames as intended
13:32 samth: *that
13:33 DGASAU: Looking at https://github.com/plt/racket/blob/master/collects/racket/draw/unsafe/png.rkt
13:33 rudybot: http://tinyurl.com/3v8zlb9
13:33 DGASAU: I don't see where you depend on soname.
13:33 samth: here's how i see it: if libpng15 works, then it should be added
13:33 DGASAU: (Besides Darwin/Windows.)
13:34 samth: the string "libpng12" is the soname
13:34 DGASAU: What about "libpng.so"?
13:35 samth: if libpng15 works only on whatever system you're packaging for, but not, say, on linux, then there should be a conditional test for that
13:35 DGASAU: It doesn't sound telling you its major version.
13:35 samth: right, some systems provide the so under the name libpng, some under the name libpng12 (and darwin under the name libpng14)
13:36 samth: (my machine has both libpng and libpng12, with the first a symlink to the second)
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13:58 samth: DGASAU: btw, what system are you packaging for?
13:58 DGASAU: NetBSD, DragonFly, FreeBSD, Solaris, others.
13:59 DGASAU: (In decreasing order of importance to me personally, others' opinion may differ.)
13:59 samth: i'm surprised that the same packaging works for all of those
14:00 DGASAU: It works approximatly everywhere.
14:00 DGASAU: We have users of Haiku, QNX, and Minix. :)
14:01 samth: how confident would you be that if you create a racket package, that it will work on QNX?
14:01 DGASAU: This isn't my area of responsibility.
14:01 samth: right, i'm just curious
14:02 DGASAU: I don't guarantee that it works on anything besides first in my list.
14:02 samth: ok
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14:02 samth: personally, i'd be surprised if racket compiled out of the box on QNX
14:03 DGASAU: I can check if it works on Darwin and CentOS for us, though.
14:03 Twilight-Sparkle: I'm trying to compile racket too, but I got an error
14:03 samth: those i'd expect it to work for, since people using those systems develop racket
14:03 samth: Twilight-Sparkle: what problem are you having?
14:03 Twilight-Sparkle: It says: scheme/base: standard-module-name-resolver: collection not found: "scheme"
14:04 samth: Twilight-Sparkle: can you give a little bit more info on what you're doing?
14:05 Twilight-Sparkle: I'm on linux running make like the install instructions said
14:05 samth: what version of sources are you using, and what exactly did you do
14:05 samth: ?
14:06 Twilight-Sparkle: racket-5.1.1. I make src/build and did ../configure then make
14:07 samth: and 'make' gives you that error?
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14:07 Twilight-Sparkle: yes although it compiled a bunch of things successfully before getting there
14:08 samth: can you paste some of the output from before that (possibly to pastebin)
14:10 Twilight-Sparkle: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=iLwpexdH
14:11 Twilight-Sparkle: There is no scheme/ in racket-5.1.1/collects/, but I think if it was supposed to be there it would have been in the download
14:12 samth: if there's no `scheme' in that directory, something went wrong in the download
14:12 samth: what file did you download
14:12 samth: ?
14:13 Twilight-Sparkle: the "unix source" from racket-lang.org
14:13 DGASAU: SHA1 (racket-5.1.1-src-unix.tgz) = be339495aef3334530ea8fc63ef4014ad8a4b0b2
14:13 DGASAU: RMD160 (racket-5.1.1-src-unix.tgz) = 8662bb4e2f5cb6e5ccc49fa72a2820e25294c5d5
14:13 DGASAU: Size (racket-5.1.1-src-unix.tgz) = 15884853 bytes
14:13 DGASAU: ?
14:14 DGASAU: (At least we have solution to this kind of problems.)
14:14 Twilight-Sparkle: yes
14:14 Twilight-Sparkle: same sha1
14:14 DGASAU: And the len?
14:15 Twilight-Sparkle: that is also the same
14:15 samth: Twilight-Sparkle: that file has the `scheme' collection for me
14:16 Twilight-Sparkle: This is weird
14:16 Twilight-Sparkle: the tgz does have it (and a lot more)
14:18 samth: Twilight-Sparkle: i just tried building that exact tgz, and it worked
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14:19 samth: so i think something must have gone wrong with tar or something similar
14:19 DGASAU: Try building in-tree.
14:19 Twilight-Sparkle: I'm just trying to think how the heck I could extract a tgz and end up having 39 instead of 89 folders in collects/
14:20 DGASAU: Perhaps build system is broken or poisoned.
14:20 Twilight-Sparkle: I've extracted it again and now I have them all
14:21 samth: what have we learned today: workmen, blame your tools!
14:21 Twilight-Sparkle: haha
14:21 DGASAU: Cosmic rays?
14:24 Twilight-Sparkle: Looks like it!
14:24 Twilight-Sparkle: make worked this time, if it removed 40 files for some reason, it's decided not to this time (probably only because it got found out)
14:25 Twilight-Sparkle: thanks for helping me fix it
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14:25 samth: "helping" :)
14:26 samth: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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14:41 _p4bl0: samth: stamourv: racket-docs rdepends of racket and is already installed. I have the documentation in /usr/share/racket/doc, it's just that the whole scribble part is missing. The files are not there and neither is the link on the documentation index.
14:41 samth: _p4bl0: what files are in /usr/share/racket/doc?
14:42 samth: _p4bl0: this list http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/all/racket-doc/filelist includes all the generated scribble documentation
14:45 _p4bl0: samth: http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/all/racket-doc/filelist <-- nope the problem is visible here, there is no /usr/share/racket/doc/scribble with the documentation of scribble is the package (but this documentation exists at docs.racket-lang.org)
14:45 _p4bl0: I mean the documentation of scribble itself, not the racket doc generated using scribble
14:45 samth: ah, ok
14:45 _p4bl0: the meta-scribble-docs :-p
14:46 samth: that's very strange
14:46 _p4bl0: yep
14:46 samth: that seems like a bug in the debian packaging
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14:51 _p4bl0: I have to go, I'll fill a bug tomorrow :-)
14:51 _p4bl0: thanks for the help :-)
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