02:22 <isolier> andrewrk: Regarding emitting intel syntax, I found using the zig option to emit llvr-ir, then using llc (with respective intel syntax option) to compile to intel assembly works well enough.

05:01 <dbandstra> const Struct = struct { a: bool, b: i32 }; // does it make sense that @alignOf(Struct) is returning 1?

05:02 <dbandstra> i thought that the alignment of a struct would be that of the highest-alignment field in it

05:15 <andrewrk> dbandstra, that's still TODO

05:15 <andrewrk> field re-ordering

05:16 <andrewrk> https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/168

06:09 <dbandstra> do you need field re-ordering? wouldn't you just add padding bytes? it seems like that already happens because that struct i pasted has a size of 8

06:09 <dbandstra> so i'm assuming that there are already three padding bytes after the bool and before the i32

06:15 <dbandstra> feels like @alignOf is just returning the alignment of the first struct field

21:58 <juturnas> Is it possible to declare your own type for an imported C function? I'm trying to pass a callback to a C function, but it doesn't like that the pointer to the callback is const

21:58 <juturnas> Or is there an escape hatch that can be used to discard the constness?

22:15 <juturnas> Found a couple examples of the former in the zig repo, good to go