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05:37:48 <crc> I removed ^math'squareRoot (now in the library); added doc{ (for ignoring embeded documentation)
05:43:10 <crc> so I can now do things like this: http://sprunge.us/OEJj
05:48:07 <crc> erider: no sign of cheery in quite a long while
06:47:39 * crc is now writing examples for rosettacode.org
09:18:19 <crc> I'm going to commit these examples to the playground under rosetta_code
14:00:43 <crc> I'm considering the possibility of a casket-based irc log viewer
14:51:35 <crc> I just did a quick prototype, with really limited navigation capabilities: http://rx-core.org/dev/rancid/log/11.04.01
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16:04:22 <erider> hello
16:04:53 <crc> hi erider
16:05:48 <erider> hey crc have to seen cheery lately 
16:06:03 <crc> no
16:06:14 <erider> crc: what happen to keow
16:06:18 <crc> he's not been in this channel for a couple years, but was online yesterday
16:06:46 <erider> crc: where does he hang now 
16:07:01 <crc> I don't know
16:07:30 <erider> hmm 
16:08:41 <erider> crc: well how have you been 
16:08:57 <crc> busy :)
16:09:13 <crc> work has picked up slightly, and I'm doing a lot of stuff to prepare for retro 11.0-beta1
16:11:36 <erider> crc: what is the new release going to include that 10 doesn't have 
16:13:19 <crc> removal of a bunch of things that cluttered up parts of the language, cleaner, more consistent flow control, lots more examples, better docs, full test suite, consistent vm behavior across platforms, updated extension libraries, better debugging tools
16:14:24 <erider> hmm wow and when did you say that is was going to be released 
16:14:38 <erider> s/is/it/ 
16:14:48 <crc> probably september for the final release. first beta will be in may
16:15:46 <erider> sounds good 
16:35:06 <crc> currently I'm writing a simple irc log viewer
16:37:09 <erider> crc: I thought you have something like that already 
16:37:50 <crc> up to now we've just had the raw logs
16:39:28 <erider> ok 
16:39:45 <erider> how far along are you 
16:40:07 <crc> viewing of the logs works; navigation is buggy
16:40:41 <crc> see http://rx-core.org/dev/rancid/log/11.03.12
16:49:43 <erider> crc: server-side retro 
16:49:57 <crc> yes
16:51:10 <erider> cool 
16:53:10 <crc> this will be the second public web app written using retro, casket, and the python vm
16:54:03 <erider> hmm python 
16:54:29 <crc> it will also work with the c, go, or ruby vm implementations
16:55:06 <erider> crc: I am playing with python, lua and C 
16:55:34 <erider> I am trying to learn how to write DSLs 
16:59:45 <crc> for what domain?
17:02:21 <erider> crc malware analysis 
17:03:31 <crc> rancid is working now :)
17:03:56 <erider> crc: do you know the differences of ungetc and getc.
17:18:18 <erider> crc: what is rancid 
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17:25:24 <crcx> rancid is the name of the irc log viewer 
17:30:54 <erider> ah ok 
17:33:24 <crcx> I'll eventually do a public app using rxsql
17:33:55 <crcx> Its still too processor intensive currently
17:53:35 <erider> crcx its doing a lot of parsing? 
17:55:10 <crcx> No. But the rxsql server has a tight inner loop that hits the disk heavily while looking for the SQL files to be created
17:58:48 <crcx> Parsing is annoying. Best to keep things simple if you can :) 
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18:50:54 <crc> for anyone who's curious, the retro part of rancid is: http://sprunge.us/QOHX (the rest is html templates, a tiny bit of javascript, and the stylesheet used for the main docs)
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