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08:12:54 <erider> hi 
08:12:55 <crc> hi erider
08:13:04 <erider> whats new 
08:13:25 <crc> finished the single-step code for autopsy
08:13:57 <erider> autopsy? 
08:14:29 <crc> debugger for retro
08:16:04 <erider> ah ok 
08:27:56 <crc> I also setup a fossil repository for retrolua (mostly to provide me with a version controlled area to experiment in): http://rx-core.org/dev/retrolua.fossil
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08:38:42 <crc> hi roarde
08:38:51 <roarde> hi, crc
08:42:37 <erider> crc: that is the vm right 
08:42:56 <crc> erider: retrolua is a module allowing control of retro from lua
08:43:20 <crc>  http://sprunge.us/eILM
08:44:21 <crc> also, http://rx-core.org/dev/corpse/article/84 has a sample session of using the single-step code in autopsy
08:49:36 <erider> coolo 
08:55:42 <roarde> twelve rotating buffers
08:56:08 <crc> yes
08:56:28 <crc> used in a round robin fashion
08:56:35 <roarde> everything I see about retro makes it simpler to implement, easier to use,
08:56:42 <roarde> and harder to learn.
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09:19:06 <crc> the learning curve is something I never found a way around
09:19:33 <roarde> working on it; will take forever, tho
09:19:51 <roarde> but I'm going there anyway, retro or no
09:19:56 <roarde> may as well
09:22:55 <roarde> should take care of about half the "poor ability to share code", too
10:13:26 <roarde> Core_Functions.rst, __&  stack effect:  is the "a" on the correct side of the "-"?
10:14:26 <roarde> "-a   ,perhaps?
10:18:59 <roarde> same stack effect in core.rx.
10:21:17 <crc> should be a-a
10:21:22 <roarde> ah
10:21:46 <crc> fixed
10:22:10 <roarde> thought I'd lost my last brain cell :P
10:27:04 <crc> I updated the docs online (html and pdf) as well
10:27:41 <roarde> I have an sh script for that.
10:27:46 <roarde> I've updated my docutils.
10:28:18 <roarde> will doc/library remain or be removed?
10:29:36 <crc> it'll remain
10:29:43 <roarde> k
10:30:51 <crc> I'm writing a tool to extract the embedded documentation and populate the doc/library directory. Should be ready soon.
10:32:04 <roarde> ah. Didn't know where you were going to put those results.
10:43:24 <crc> I have a cron job now to update the docs each midnight. And also to commit the latest copies of the irc logs.
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