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<Blacksmoke16> Make clean, and also ~/.cache/crystal
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<dscottboggs_gitlab> yeah it works now thanks
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<Blacksmoke16> Np
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<manveru> is there some equivalent to the ruby pack/unpack functions? i got some binary data that i'd like to convert into an array of bytes of specific length
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<grkek> @Blacksmoke16 its been 29 days already
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<grkek> :^)
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<grkek> also guys grip is on 16th
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<grkek> place of web-frameworks
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<grkek> benchmark thing
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grkek: congrats :-)
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<soohwa> Hello, I would like to know if it is possible to pass a parameter "by reference" to a function (or a method) ?
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<straight-shoota> @soohwa Class instances are always passed by reference. Structs and primitives are passed by value, but you can technically also pass a pointer. That's unsafe and usually not recommended.
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<soohwa> @straight-shoota Thanks a lot!