00:09 <TMM> Do those annotations show up anywhere in the generated code at all? Would I have to parse my capnp messages myself in order to get at them?

01:05 <isd> TMM: was afk, sorry. Worth noting, I don't really use the C++ implementation, so might not be able to provide deep API level advice; I mostly do capnp stuff in Go (and a bit of haskell). So I have some understanding of the language agnostic bits, but not so much the nitty-gritty of the C++ lib.

01:06 <isd> pdurbin: Did we meet in person? Sometimes hard to match IRC nick <-> face

01:08 <isd> It wasn't much more than "Hey, this exists and is cool." You can only talk about so much in 5 minutes, especially when the topic is something your audience has possibly never heard of.

01:11 <isd> pdurbin: ah, yeah, we did -- checked against the github account.

01:12 <isd> You've already seen it!

01:27 <TMM> isd, thanks anyway!

01:28 <TMM> isd, looks like what I'm going to have to do is write a small different program that can parse my annotation ids for me and give them a nice constant name

01:28 <TMM> that way I won't have to actually parse the capnp files at runtime

01:35 <isd> TMM: you're welcome, and best of luck!

11:25 <pdurbin> isd: yeah, I'm thinking that if your 5 minutes talk gets published then mine will too. Please ping if me if you notice they're up. :)