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<kenaan>
andrewjlawrence winoverlapped 8da7c8e10b0a /lib_pypy/: Work in progress implementing AcceptEx
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<squeaky_pl>
mattip: did you get any ramblings apart from what I spotted?
<mattip>
no. I would like to get the winoverlapped branch in to py3.6, it seems really close
<mattip>
and ronan noticed I was building on the wrong distro, so I will need to rerun the builds for linux
<squeaky_pl>
mattip: if you want newer GCC I can give you portable 8.3
<squeaky_pl>
the same I use to build Portable PyPy
<mattip>
will the binary run on ubuntu 16.04 (glibc changes)?
<squeaky_pl>
It's built on Centos 5
<mattip>
squeaky_pl: do you ship your own glibc?
<squeaky_pl>
so that's old version of glibc
<squeaky_pl>
No, it relies on symbol versioning in glibc
<mattip>
cool
<mattip>
I think at this stage we will keep it simple, and just use whatever comes with xenial
<mattip>
until we can get benchmarking back online and prove gcc 8.3 is faster
<squeaky_pl>
sure
<mattip>
I thought maybe gcc8 would clear the cppyy error on 32 bits, but it didn;t
<squeaky_pl>
just let me know when you are ready
<squeaky_pl>
you use 32bit chroot to make 32 bit binaries?
<mattip>
yup
<squeaky_pl>
ah wont work with my way
<squeaky_pl>
I use 64 bit gcc always with multilib support to do cross compile to 32bit
<squeaky_pl>
besides I stopped 32 bit quite a while ago since downloads where close to 0.5%
<squeaky_pl>
Portable PyPy works on Windows Subsystem for Linux flowlessly, haha, this thing is crazy, even idle works perfectly and integrates nicely to do windowing system of Windows
<squeaky_pl>
flawlessly*, were*
<mattip>
nice
<squeaky_pl>
I guess good job Microsoft
<mattip>
did you need to run an xserver, or it Just Works
<squeaky_pl>
Ah, yes I ran XServer I bought from Microsoft Store for $10
<squeaky_pl>
The free one is not as nice
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<squeaky_pl>
Here Portable PyPy with turtle running on Windows 10 + WSL + X410 as X server https://prnt.sc/myzrgu
<squeaky_pl>
LarstiQ, the Window decorations work correctly, double click on the bar, maximize minimize, snap to edges, didnt have to play with DPI settings, didn't have to setup custom firewall rules not to expose it to the internet
<njs>
it's super impressive, both as a piece of engineering, and as a testament to how far you can get even without getting all the details right, which I guess is very relevant to this channel :-)
<njs>
but every time I've seen a substantial project's test suite run on WSL, it failed due to bugs in WSL. and annoyingly I don't even know how you do CI on it, if you wanted to work around those bugs.
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