Is there a C chatroom?

@BartekBanachewicz well yeah

no way around it to go and query a website

@eleanora yep, mostly empty

@Ven hard to tell what's fucking you over without tracing I'm afraid

:/

not sure what tools I should be using...

ghci?

looks like a small enough program to trace by hand

can you step-in in ghci?

sure

because otherwise it won't help - the IO does both printing and networking

@BartekBanachewicz sorry I'm a haskell noob :p

yeah ghci trace is pretty nice but you have to keep in mind that haskell doesn't call functions

that I know

you should be fine then

I just want to see some "print" or "put" somewhere.

(no, not the state put)

I'm also wondering if you can replace the IO with your own IO

that would... ugh, log the prints ;)

well, I can probably bracket stdout

but it seems to be the wrong solution :P

@BartekBanachewicz Ah that's a shame. Maybe I can ask about the complex type here?

@eleanora the complex type? The complex number type?

yes

well what about it

it seems complex matrix[n][n]; is valid code. But I am also told you have to specify float complex, double complex or long double complex

so what is the type of complex matrix[n][n] ?

@eleanora int-default?

actually no

apparently it's only float, double and long double according to the docs

ok but complex matrix[n][n]; is valid code

@eleanora where did you read that complex m[][]; is valid code?

@eleanora source?

paste.ubuntu.com/23792686

it compiles and runs happily

with no warnings

@eleanora that doesn't mean it's valid

@eleanora Under GCC; not under Clang.

I'd file a bug against GCC for this if I cared about C at all.

@Griwes Very interesting! Thanks for testing it under clang

@Griwes aha

yeah fuck C

terrible macros is just one reason

is there somewhere to test different gcc versions online?

@eleanora gcc.godbolt.org/#

isn't that C++

@eleanora pure C compilers are p much dead for modern platforms nowadays

@BartekBanachewicz Oh! I had no idea. It seems -x c is the answer for godbolt

I mean sure they might use some different components

gcc is a c++ compiler truncated when called gcc and full c++ when called g++

not sure what parser it uses though

C can be parsed in a much simpler way than C++

@BartekBanachewicz ugh

the debugger is very very :|

oh well. Now I know it's getGETRequest_, AKA getGETRequest_; that's doing it

@Ven good job

I don't see how it's doing that. At all.

reportEvent ResponseFinish (show (rqURI req))

hopefully someone will report the gcc bug :)

@BartekBanachewicz ty! fixed it.

@BartekBanachewicz silenceReq = (setOutHandler (const $ return ()) *>)

wut

you have to manually tell it to STFU.

dumb

:(

I switched it to (setOutHandler discord *>)

yay for Control.Monad.Extra

yay for sending garbage to discord

lol

@nwp ?

what did I do?

@Ven discord *>

evil

damn I really wish it was spring already

like

oh. :D

I meant discard.

snowboarding is cool but it's not bike riding cool

My code looks neat. I like it.

the speeds just aren't there on the hills around

and mountains are too far

so eh

I prefer skiing to snowboarding

I've only snowboarded once though

I kept falling over :V

@BartekBanachewicz Ride your bike down hill.

@EtiennedeMartel Downhill mountain biking is awesome. Ride a ski lift (or gondola) up the mountain, then ride down. Utterly impractical, practically guaranteed to cause at least a few injuries, and so damn fun you're grinning even as you mop blood off your face. :-)

ergh... stupid vpn that has to be initiated via firefox

@Ell Even really good snowboarders fall a lot more than even a mediocre skier.

@JerryCoffin because they are cooler :P