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09:16:50 <crc> the javascript implementation has proper symmetric division now, so all the VMs have consistent behavior at last :)
09:29:59 <cfa> excellent
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09:41:32 <Mat2> hello
09:41:35 <Mat2> @ all
09:45:01 <cfa> hi Mat2 
09:46:53 <Mat2> hi cfa
09:48:21 <cfa> how're things?
09:50:42 <Mat2> a lot of work, but working on my vm in the spare time
09:51:31 <Mat2> (the one with bsd licence)
09:51:59 <cfa> going well?
09:53:25 <Mat2> yes, the vm is somewhat tested and I have a working assembler now
09:54:27 <cfa> great
09:56:14 <Mat2> inclusive a sceleton for a retroforth like application
09:56:26 <Mat2> (a forth system)
09:59:58 <Mat2> ... these atom n550 cpu drives me crazy though
10:03:01 <Mat2> it's ... special
10:07:20 <cfa> howso?
10:08:55 <Mat2> a integer division with negative quotient and emty rdx register resulting in a random result
10:09:32 <Mat2> but this applies only to the one cpu of my asus netbook
10:10:12 <Mat2> all other n550 cpu's i've tested gives the right result
10:10:25 <cfa> hmm, odd
10:12:41 <Mat2> so I coded a work around which costs some cycles extra
11:01:08 * crc doesn't worry about the cycles... :)
11:07:44 <Mat2> division is a too expensive operation not to be worried about every cycle lost :)
11:09:33 <crc> depends on the application. most of my current code isn't timing sensitive, so I don't obsess over every cycle.
11:11:46 <Mat2> yes, but performance is important for some applications of me
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12:12:58 <crc> the lua vm now requires lua 5.2, but is much cleaner since I don't need a third-party emulation for bitwise operations
13:02:23 <Mat2_> nice, LuaJIT 2 has a very interesting threding interpreter, written entirely in assembler
13:02:30 <Mat2_> threading
14:34:37 <Mat2_> ciao
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23:47:46 <macoln> Hey guys, I'd like some tips on setting up corpse to build a website? I'm pretty new to programming, is there some steps I can follow?
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