| 6 Oct 2025 |
fzakaria | would be nice to document how to get past that. | 22:40:48 |
Sergei Zimmerman (xokdvium) | NIX_HARDENING_ENABLE=$(printLines $NIX_HARDENING_ENABLE | grep -v fortify) (ref eelco) | 22:42:38 |
fzakaria | okay let me try that because debugoptimized | 22:43:59 |
fzakaria | still skips stuff | 22:44:01 |
Sergei Zimmerman (xokdvium) | ma27: thanks for the gdb fix btw. Very much appreciated to be able to use boost's pretty-printers out of the box. I hate how many hoops one has to jump through to get rid of -Wa,--compress-debug-sections though | 23:21:53 |
| 7 Oct 2025 |
lovesegfault | could one reasonably write a nix evaluator without a GC and use refcounting, or would there be too many leaks due to cycles? | 04:07:54 |
K900 | Definitely too many cycles without any form of GC | 04:16:48 |
K900 | But you can probably get something out of refcounting compared to baseline | 04:17:27 |
lovesegfault | that's a shame, i was thinking that conceptually it'd be nice to write an evaluator around rust futures | 04:17:31 |
lovesegfault | but no gc there | 04:17:55 |
K900 | That would be insanely inefficient tbh | 04:18:57 |
K900 | Well, I guess it depends on how big your future state machine gets | 04:19:24 |
K900 | But I'd expect it to get pretty big | 04:19:30 |
lovesegfault | yeah idk how it play out, just seemed like something fun to try | 04:20:24 |
lovesegfault | maybe if i used something like https://crates.io/crates/sdd | 04:24:06 |
lovesegfault | oh, hadn't seen this one before nix: ../canon-path.cc:82: void nix::CanonPath::push(std::string_view): Assertion c != "." && c != ".."' failed.` | 04:27:49 |
lovesegfault | cc. Sergei Zimmerman (xokdvium) | 04:27:53 |
lovesegfault | * oh, hadn't seen this one before nix: ../canon-path.cc:82: void nix::CanonPath::push(std::string_view): Assertion \c != "." && c != ".."' failed.` | 04:51:16 |
lovesegfault | * oh, hadn't seen this one before nix: ../canon-path.cc:82: void nix::CanonPath::push(std::string_view): Assertion `c != "." && c != ".."' failed. | 04:51:49 |