00:00:00 --- log: started forth/19.12.13 00:10:37 --- quit: smokeink (Remote host closed the connection) 00:10:57 --- join: smokeink joined #forth 00:23:13 --- quit: WickedShell (Remote host closed the connection) 00:38:48 --- join: dys joined #forth 01:10:43 --- join: jedb__ joined #forth 01:13:36 --- quit: jedb_ (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) 01:19:27 what's the overhead of token threading? another indirect jump assuming you have a table? 01:33:34 Depends on the machine, but I guess in most cases there will be one extra lookup (load/jump/call instruction) 01:37:41 --- join: dave0 joined #forth 01:42:38 rdrop-exit: functional is good 01:43:04 really it's a software design philosophy encouraged by the language constructs 01:52:48 which one do you use WilhelmVonWeiner 01:54:43 I would never use objects 01:54:47 if that's any indication 01:55:27 no I mean, which functional one 02:13:08 hey f-a flown a R22 lately ? 02:14:20 you are the pilot! 02:14:48 --- join: proteus-guy joined #forth 02:15:05 me, no I only had lessons, Im not a qualified pilot 02:15:23 an... unqualified one 02:16:26 well Im qualified to fly around fields like a mad thing and not crash 02:17:00 how I love rotary wing 02:19:43 --- join: iyzsong joined #forth 02:46:22 back 02:48:15 functional, humbug ;-) 02:50:12 OO, humbug ;-) 02:50:18 IMHO 02:51:22 welcome back! 02:51:45 thanks Master Technician (tm) 02:51:56 i guess iM more of a imperative programming kind of person 02:52:05 at least Google says Iam 02:53:04 personally I find imperative,declarative and functional etc all too hard to understand 02:53:36 I'll just keep using Forth to make stuff and not worry what kind of programming it is 02:54:14 Forth is Forth 02:54:26 yeah, that I can understand 02:55:15 Forth keeps simplifying things for me, at this rate I may understand what programming is in a few more years 02:57:32 A Forth solution comprises a platform, a real or virtual Forth machine, an instruction set, a inner interpreter threading strategy, an outer interpreter, words and blocks, alternating between using, refining, and metacompiling new versions as needed. 02:59:39 way too complicated for me, I like simple things like XML and iHex 02:59:53 the horror, the horror 03:00:17 i can handle the horror just fine, it's the shame I dont like 03:00:53 :) 03:01:08 Forth keeps catapulting me into advanced concepts that stretch my brain 03:01:54 after the last bug, Forth made me realise my SCM strategy really sucked and so Im expanding my brain once again 03:02:20 nerd 03:02:44 fortunately I have lots of meat to give my brain muscles 03:03:04 Forth will do the same to you jsoft ! 03:10:31 what's wrong with your SCM strategy? 03:11:05 --- quit: f-a (Read error: Connection reset by peer) 03:11:16 i had a separate repo for every project and my library 03:11:40 I *should* have checked out a copy of the library within every project 03:11:45 library? 03:12:05 my collection of general purpose Forth Words 03:12:22 many are dependencies of other Words 03:13:38 instead of checking out the library in each new project, my project builder just supplied paths to the library Words I use in every new project 03:13:55 paths? ;) 03:14:08 --- join: f-a joined #forth 03:14:58 tp, fuck yeah, meat brain muscles! :D 03:15:11 What even is a SCM strategy ? 03:15:19 when I upload project Words to a MCU in a new project those Words come from 1) the new project, 2) the library 03:15:52 the library contains words like my dissasembler, assembler, utilities, etc 03:16:02 You're a utility :P 03:16:05 and they all go into Flash 03:16:14 I do have great utility 03:16:17 --- part: f-a left #forth 03:16:18 lol 03:16:35 this all happens automagically 03:17:05 Bunch of nerds talking about assembler and things :P 03:17:39 when jsoft builds a project I imagine his main project file has #include statements pointing to useful Words and dependent Words ? 03:17:41 Why does it seem every forth person seems to need to make their own forth, instead of just uisng one ? 03:18:02 you use the Forth you make 03:18:22 Well so far I like mecrisp. My first and only forth. 03:18:23 jsoft, I'm a Forth user, I only use Forth ... but I built my own development environment, thats totally different to making your own Forth 03:18:29 It does the things 03:18:39 that it do 03:18:55 I dont make a forth, I use a Forth 03:18:56 I dunno 03:19:04 you use the Forth others make 03:19:09 I don't draw arbitrary lines 03:19:11 I like the idea of using such things as a tool 03:19:44 Im a tool maker, just not of the enlightened calibre that can make a Forth tool 03:19:51 I just today had to start coding in C again 03:19:52 With Forth you can easily be too maker and user 03:20:00 And it was actually quite depressing 03:20:06 *tool maker and user 03:20:14 I have made some awesome tools :) 03:20:48 Well I view it like, I need to build a house, I aint got time to re-design a hammer 03:20:48 jsoft, sucks to be you dude :( 03:21:14 rdrop-exit, I dunno about, *easily* 03:21:21 I'll just choose a better hammer, which in this case, seems to be forth :D 03:21:34 I'm at that stage where it's easy to *use* Forth 03:21:50 I don't like Forths that draw an arbitrary line between making or adapting a Forth and using a Forth 03:22:25 If the simplest solution is to change the Forth, then I just change it 03:22:33 Why do I feel like a fool for not even knowing those lines exist 03:22:46 while I have found it really easy to modify Forths, I wont be able to make one for a decade yet I thing 03:22:49 think 03:23:24 Those lines only exist with vendor Forths 03:24:00 usually because they don't give you access to their metacompiler 03:24:06 It kinda seems like you guys like forth because of forths sake 03:24:08 ahh 03:24:16 jsoft, THEY do! 03:24:24 I'm just a USER 03:24:30 theyre BUILDERS 03:24:55 In the Forth philosophy there is no distinction necessary 03:25:03 You can be both 03:25:07 Mmm 03:25:12 Nah its all curious stuff 03:25:17 i didnt come to this ch for years because I knew most here are Forth builders and we wouldnt have much in common to talk about 03:25:43 You build what you use, you use what you build 03:25:48 watch how everything goes silent here when I start talking about hardware ... 03:25:59 Or you can use what someone else built, to build other things! :D 03:26:01 yay 03:26:09 :D 03:26:19 well thre is a world of difference between hardware and software builders 03:26:24 And get into the building the builder tool later, perhaps 03:27:03 I heard software has some sort of relationship to hardware 03:27:14 I have the utmost respect for Forth software builders, as I keep saying, I'm a electronics tech, I only build hardware 03:27:23 You've just chosen to limit yourself to another's Forth, with a few years experience Forth is dirt simple enough that you can easily make whatever your own bespoke Forths perfectly suited to you needs and products 03:27:58 rdrop-exit, I believe you, Ive thought about it since you first mentioned this and I think youre right 03:27:59 rdrop-exit, lol i've chosen to use something which seems quite flexible to me at this time. 03:28:16 rdrop-exit, i did not choose to 'limit' myself. 03:28:56 rdrop-exit, it will take quite a while tho, and first I guess I'll have to find out what Forth actually is ... even Chuck isnt sure 03:29:20 The more you know Forth the more you'll realize it's actually dirt simple 03:29:41 jsoft, yeah, you have limited yourself, you just don't know it yet 03:30:04 i did not choose to limit myself. 03:30:19 rdrop-exit, it took matthias 2 years to design "mecrisp", so it cant be that simple ? 03:30:30 Simple is actually hard. 03:30:44 yes 03:30:46 Like, it actually takes a bit of thought to make complex things simple 03:30:55 jsoft, no, you didnt choose to limit yourself, you just did 03:31:12 as did I 03:31:29 tp, What are you on about 03:31:31 It's been an interesting experience to design a system from "scratch": CPU in Verilog, then assembler + cross-compiler in gforth, and then a Forth running on the FPGA board for interactive development. 03:31:37 if we had made our own forths we wouldnt be as limited as we are 03:31:51 Why do I need to bother with my own forth right now 03:32:04 You don't right now 03:32:16 Thank you :) 03:32:20 kudos Robert 03:32:28 jsoft, well we cant, we lack the knowledge and understanding, so we will continue being limited 03:32:39 tp, that 03:32:44 is a shit attitude 03:33:01 jsoft, it's not a 'attutude' 03:33:10 perspective, or whatever 03:33:13 My point is, with experience, it's natural that the maker/user dichotomy just fades away 03:33:19 it's a observaton based on the facts 03:33:36 --- quit: smokeink (Quit: Leaving) 03:33:41 tp, well, it seems to imply perpetual limits 03:33:52 jsoft, no, not at all 03:33:59 Thats what it read like 03:34:03 Hence the comment 03:34:37 jsoft, regarding Forth it's only our inexperience that limits us, with experience we will be less limited, as rdrop-exit and robert have implied 03:34:39 Anyways, don't eat vegetables 03:34:48 :)) 03:34:50 I like vegies! 03:35:16 You heathen 03:35:19 I believe we are limited only by our ignorance 03:35:30 Nah 03:35:42 my biggest limitation is my mind 03:35:45 Inability to go 'fuck you, Mr.Problem, I will win' 03:36:01 It's no different your experiece with hardware, make certain things trivial that seem daunting to Arduino people 03:36:09 sure 03:36:39 artificial lines tend to fade away with experience 03:36:43 but theyre really dumb, hardware is easy compared to making a Forth 03:36:52 Lies 03:37:05 and vegies are good for you 03:37:19 More lies 03:37:20 so is meat! 03:37:25 Yeah meat is good for you 03:37:41 Veges are tits 03:38:11 I look forward to a day when I can actually make my own Forth 03:38:13 I would never attempt making and soldering those rivets on your site 03:38:37 rdrop-exit, theyre the old rivets :) I had to make them first as I had zero clue 03:38:59 it always takes me a minimum of three tries to get in the ballpark 03:39:00 What rivets? 03:39:29 Damn, I cant even lean back without my guts hurting 03:39:34 But you had enough hardware experience to go ahead with it nevertheless 03:39:42 https://mecrisp-stellaris-folkdoc.sourceforge.io/prototyping.html?highlight=rivets#copper-rivets 03:40:02 jsoft, the SAS been beating up on you again ? 03:40:47 tp, just an ab heavy PT today 03:41:08 rdrop-exit, those rivets are just horrible, everything was diffcult as it is with a new skill 03:41:18 jsoft, wow 03:41:49 rdrop-exit, but as you say, it's all the same 03:42:41 So ok, based off of mecrisp, what adjustments and what not could you guys imagine some forth nerd wanting to make ? 03:43:02 I'm not familiar with Mecrisp 03:43:15 neither 03:43:20 i am 03:43:41 I imagine they want to make the same kinds of adjustment I did 03:43:51 Whats that 03:44:12 1) increase baud rate from 115200 to 460800 03:44:21 2) add hardware handshaking 03:44:43 3) add coloured compiler error warnings 03:45:05 ok 03:45:13 4) add halt upload of source on errors 03:45:26 while that does sound mighty handy, it does not sound like some radical change 03:45:37 5) add a terminal bell BEEP on each compiler error 03:45:54 it's not if youre a e4thcom user 03:46:30 if you use windows or picocom it's as revolutionary as a flat earther discovering the earth is round 03:46:53 Wait 03:47:01 What is this round earth you speak of 03:47:22 the earth is really round, like a juicy red tomato! 03:47:33 not flat like a rump steak 03:47:57 Lies 03:48:11 Its actually semi egg shaped :P 03:48:33 By round I assume you meant spherical 03:48:40 6) add a facility that allows a complete binary clone of the target mcu for easy cloning in production 03:48:59 Hmm 03:49:08 So where did you make all of these changes? 03:49:24 Like, in the forth code ( I assume is in C? ) ? 03:49:25 at my desk :P 03:49:32 you spastic :P 03:49:41 C? WTF! 03:49:47 you wouldn't need some of these things if you were tethered 03:50:01 This tethered thingy again 03:50:03 rdrop-exit, so very true, I wouldnt need most of them 03:50:06 e.g. e4thcom 03:50:41 Well I am a happy forth/mecrisp slut at the moment. 03:50:44 jsoft, mecrisp is written in pure assembly language, not a hint of C anywhere 03:50:53 well good for mecrisp 03:51:22 Matthias uses only the freshest vegies in his assembly he tells me 03:51:44 No wonder it's so slow 03:52:04 but full of minerals! 03:52:14 Full of toxins and evil! 03:52:28 no youre thinking of C 03:52:31 Veges are for animals 03:52:32 Not us 03:52:35 vitamin C 03:52:40 is in steak 03:52:48 yep 03:52:49 I'm strong to the finich, cause I eats me spinach. 03:53:05 ey! 03:53:31 * tp loves spinach, has some in the fridge 03:53:53 I'm 40, keeping up if not in front of the fittest young geezers 03:53:56 MEAT 03:54:20 get off my lawn kid 03:54:48 Sorry, I got lost on the way to the boozer, my bad 03:55:00 rdrop-exit, who'se going to make him, which army ? 03:56:04 and you better not shoot at him because then he will just go home and get his gimpy 03:56:33 --- join: dddddd joined #forth 03:56:38 tho same may call it a SAW ? 03:57:04 NO 03:57:09 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAFdtVg38vE 03:57:18 Gimpy is a champion weapon 03:57:58 That video is of it in SF (sustained fire) role, where basically it is used to spray the general area of the bad guys 03:58:05 You can carry it normally 03:58:07 how many gimpys in a squad ? 03:58:27 a squad only has one SAW ? 03:58:28 Depends what a squad is in your eyes 03:59:14 A SAW is generally a M249, which is a 5.56mm thing, which is the same idea, just less heavy, but less testicles, and less reliable 03:59:22 i dunno, 6 -8 guys ? 03:59:52 Yeah, so normally there is one gun per 'squad' or section 03:59:59 yeah 04:00:13 some heavt AW 04:00:22 Id have thought at least a 308 ? 04:00:48 Generally a spam weapon, a 'fuuuuuuuuuck you' weapon, sending the message at a rapid rate for a long time 04:00:57 yeah like a m60 ? 04:01:19 M60 is a slut compared to the MAG 58 04:01:20 general 'pin down the bad guys' thing 04:01:25 Yeah. 04:01:40 well the pig is a old weapon 04:01:49 The GPMG is also old 04:03:06 The big fat daddy grandpa boss champ weapon of the machine gun world is the .50 cal BMG 04:03:07 anyway, these days you just get hit in the head by a slow micro drone with 0.5g semtex and it blows your head off, no need to be shot 04:03:16 Which is.. I think WW2 era 04:03:36 tp, if you are special, perhaps 04:03:39 i have a 50 BMG case in my hand right now 04:03:54 paid $2 for it at the gunshop 04:04:34 What do you need it for ? 04:04:34 we can actually own a .50 bolt action in nsw if we 1) can afford it, 2) have a approved range long enuf for it 04:04:48 Yeah .50 cal goes a long wee way 04:04:57 Also goes... fucking BANG! 04:04:58 :) 04:05:13 it's just a desk ornament, a empty case 04:05:25 Aww yep, ima be sore tomorrow 04:05:33 seen the utube where a guy has one silenced ? 04:05:37 Sitting up to get another bourbon, my guts hurt 04:05:49 Yeah seen all sorts of such things 04:05:56 thing almost makes no noise, just a quiet phht 04:06:21 sure it's slow, but it still weighs 700 grains, cause a monster headache 04:09:08 I quite like low velocity stuff, like slug guns and such 04:09:22 Its quite fun trying to hit tin cans ages aways 04:09:35 Trying to apply the right offsets and such 04:09:35 what is a "slug gun" ? 04:09:52 An air powered rifle, fires a tiny wee round 04:09:55 we only use 40w impulse lasers here 04:09:59 ahh 04:10:17 yeah tehy are fun, I had a .177 Chinese sir rifle once 04:10:23 air rifle 04:10:41 Yeah .177 is the typical slug gun caliber 04:10:45 yeah 04:11:01 I prefer my rifle tho 04:13:16 this is my modern repeating rifle ;-) 04:13:19 https://www.taylorsfirearms.com/long-guns/cartridge-rifles/1873-lever-action/1873-pistol-grip-half-octagonal-rifle.html 04:14:43 Cool :) 04:15:43 I'm sure it must have seemed like a laser in 1873 04:16:14 mine is a Italian repro but it's slick and smooth and beautiful 04:24:15 Hmm 04:24:33 Well all this talk of things has made me ponder abouts the things to eat tomorrow 04:24:46 well that pic is the exact same rifle, thats the Italian repro 04:24:56 nerd :P 04:25:02 some nice fresh vegies ? 04:25:07 Fuck off 04:25:25 couple of mutton chops ? 04:25:41 Nah not a fan of lamb, giz me some beef oi 04:26:07 Veges are poos tp 04:26:10 hahah 04:26:12 You know they are 04:26:47 You are already eating loads of meat, just ditch the veges 04:26:54 just have some more Bourbon and relax 04:27:01 I am quite relaxed 04:27:11 Just passionate :) 04:27:24 I am not meaning any offense. 04:27:32 Except towards vegetables. 04:27:38 hehe 04:27:41 none taken 04:28:04 besides Im no emo, I can handle a difference of opinion 04:28:14 Hah :D 04:28:24 just using Forth puts hairs on yer chest! 04:28:51 I have very few hairs on my chest, and the ones that do appear, I rip out. 04:29:43 thanks for sharing! 04:29:49 No problems. 04:30:40 Without trying to sound outrageous, how often do you.. lay cables? 04:31:01 never 04:31:13 I've noticed a perhaps... bi weekly cable laying routine 04:31:19 ? 04:31:23 I mean take a shit 04:31:29 oh! 04:31:41 Its quite interesting 04:31:44 Forth channel bud! 04:32:03 Well what else is being talked about. Why not diet 04:32:05 we discuss Forth here, dont be a shithead ;-) 04:32:11 Hey 04:32:35 Its a measure of the worth of the things you are eating 04:32:53 one reason is off topic stuff fills up the logs of people who keep them dus to the tz difference 04:32:55 --- quit: dys (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) 04:33:18 yeah I know a little about how food works :) 04:33:21 We aint talking that much shit, surely 04:33:34 any shit is too much shit 04:33:42 Good call 04:33:48 read the topic ? 04:33:58 Phhhht 04:34:08 Its stack based 04:34:13 haha 04:36:03 Ough 04:36:28 I coughed randomly, and my guts hurt again 04:36:34 This is good 04:36:48 Aint had proper sore abs in ages 04:37:14 same 04:37:41 sast time I coughed and it hurt, I had broken ribs 04:38:07 Well now what did you go and get broken ribs for 04:38:25 A right proper silly idea. 04:39:15 a motorbike crash broke 7 04:39:36 I fell off a observation platform and broke 1 04:39:55 then about 2 years ago I fell putting the bin out and broke 1 04:40:00 Im going to take a wild stab in the dark, and assume that it might have tickled a bit 04:40:52 the doc listened thru a stethoscope and said 'yep it's broken, I can head the ends grinding' 04:41:05 only hurts when you cough or laugh 04:41:28 no biggie 04:41:42 Hmm 04:41:59 just be sure not to stick any thru internal orhans 04:42:01 Well Iw ill take my sore belly muscles over that shit :) 04:42:09 yeah, definitely 04:42:36 I stuck one thru my spleen, that leads to inconveniences 04:42:48 What does a spleen do 04:42:59 it spleens 04:43:09 Ahh well, but of course it does 04:43:21 exactly my point 04:44:04 they cut mine out and miracle of miracles, it grew back 04:44:24 seems you just cant hold a good spleen down 04:44:55 hehe 04:45:18 so if you ever get shot in the spleen, just go and have a nice lay down, eat your vegies and it may grow back! 04:45:37 BLASPHEMY! 04:46:02 I will eat meat only, and see it grow back 3 times faster 04:46:48 yeah but as a sausage 04:48:12 You're a sausage 04:49:31 better that than a haggis 04:49:47 .. jimmy 05:19:45 --- quit: rdrop-exit (Quit: Lost terminal) 05:19:47 --- quit: dave0 (Quit: dave's not here) 05:19:54 It's life jim, but not as we know it 05:20:12 wow youre up late! 05:20:27 no PT tomorrow ? 05:20:37 It is saturday tomorrow 05:20:51 I might do some squats at the gym maybe 05:20:52 do you get saturday off ? 05:20:58 of course 05:21:11 excellent 05:21:30 Nah I ahve a booked weekend of someone really needing me to code up pic firmware :| 05:21:51 I gotta say, forth has tainted me 05:21:58 C is annoying 05:22:12 I used to love C 05:22:20 yeah, I know the feeling 05:22:42 Its a chore :( 05:22:48 so true 05:23:09 and C needs a mountain of complex stuff to make it work 05:23:22 Well perhaps behind the scenes 05:23:41 Its kind of simple-ish in syntax 05:23:43 certainly behind the scenes 05:24:28 there is plenty of nasal demons where C is involved 05:24:40 also its "macro" system is a disaster 05:25:01 the language seems simple enough, quite pleasant, but no matter how well you solve a problem, the solution always looks like C 05:25:16 preprocessor acts on strings, not on tokens, what is infuriating 05:25:36 jackdaniel, yeah Ive heard the macro system can cause disasters 05:26:10 and then when you talk about beauty of macros, people have eyes wide open, because they know only what C calls macros ,) 05:27:46 --- join: dys joined #forth 05:28:31 C advocates think "logic_high (gpioc-9); " is some kind of elegant low level syntax to turn on the LED 05:28:51 I'm more a fan of the Forth way "ledon" 05:30:16 --- quit: iyzsong (Quit: ZNC 1.7.1 - https://znc.in) 05:34:16 I use C macros for that kind of thing 05:35:06 yeah, I think most do 05:35:26 but ultimately C always looks like C 05:35:38 and Forth looks like ... well whatever 05:37:28 C 05:37:42 We should make a C syntax forth, tp 05:37:48 hahah 05:37:49 You will love it! :D 05:37:56 thats a cruel joke on C users 05:38:26 Nah I don't really mind C. 05:38:29 It does things 05:38:33 And stuff 05:38:44 At least its not C++ 05:38:48 true 05:55:07 what would a c syntax forth look like? 06:00:15 --- quit: ryke (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) 06:19:21 --- join: f-a joined #forth 07:21:34 tp: I got this ad, I blame you! https://elettromeccanicanucciarelli.it/?s=ELPRO&post_type=product&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7L_xqfay5gIVlO93Ch3QPAmXEAEYASAAEgJllfD_BwE (no idea what they do) 07:25:14 --- quit: f-a (Quit: bbiab) 07:46:56 --- join: tabemann joined #forth 07:49:46 --- quit: jsoft (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) 08:32:21 --- join: jdavidboyd joined #forth 08:47:57 --- join: payphone` joined #forth 09:55:07 --- quit: dys (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) 10:55:59 --- quit: jdavidboyd (Remote host closed the connection) 11:07:12 --- join: WickedShell joined #forth 11:49:27 --- join: X-Scale` joined #forth 11:49:28 --- join: ryke joined #forth 11:50:36 --- quit: X-Scale (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) 11:50:37 --- nick: X-Scale` -> X-Scale 12:29:02 --- quit: ryke (Quit: ryke) 12:29:50 --- join: X-Scale` joined #forth 12:30:06 --- quit: X-Scale (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) 12:30:54 --- nick: X-Scale` -> X-Scale 12:36:50 --- join: ryke joined #forth 13:36:49 --- quit: gravicappa (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) 13:43:27 --- quit: ryke (Ping timeout: 268 seconds) 13:53:43 --- join: ryke joined #forth 13:56:50 --- join: ryke1 joined #forth 13:57:39 --- quit: ryke (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) 13:57:39 --- nick: ryke1 -> ryke 14:07:01 f-a they look like barrier, gates and door remote openers and controllers 14:13:22 --- join: jsoft joined #forth 14:17:34 --- join: smokeink joined #forth 14:23:43 --- quit: smokeink (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) 14:26:15 --- join: smokeink joined #forth 15:15:14 * jsoft battles a RAK811 15:20:05 RAK811 Python 3 library for Raspberry Pi 15:24:19 * jsoft spews 15:25:28 Ahh there we go, its alive 15:25:52 lora wireles ? 15:25:56 +s 15:26:57 yeah 15:32:38 They have gone and changed the firmware version on the 811 since the last time I used it! :) 15:32:44 Might need some code changes 15:34:12 --- quit: ryke (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) 15:41:46 fun! 15:41:57 I will win 15:42:23 you dare to win! 15:45:02 There is no other option. Victory will be mine. :) 15:51:33 Too few parameters is reckons. 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