16:20 <wilsonk> andrewrk: is there a zig standard library atoi function equivalent?

16:20 <andrewrk> std.fmt.parseInt

16:21 <wilsonk> thanks

17:38 <wilsonk> If I run this program which grabs two ints from the input and displays the resulting addition (https://pastebin.com/eMKQDrHY), then I keep getting an error if the incoming line to readLine doesn't have a space at the end of it??? So it seems like split is returning an invalid result for tmp1 if there is a carriage return at the EOL instead of a space?! Is this intended?

17:40 <andrewrk> wilsonk, I made a change that ultimately will make readline better, but I need to rewrite readline to take it into account

17:40 <andrewrk> it's pretty small, let me give you a diff to try

17:40 <andrewrk> what os btw?

17:40 <wilsonk> MacOs

17:42 <andrewrk> I'll make the API harder to abuse too

17:45 <andrewrk> hm actually I think the function is fine, it's just the API being easy to abuse

17:45 <andrewrk> wilsonk, you need to slice your buffer with line_len

17:50 <diltsman> Is there a place to look for Zig build system documentation? Or, alternatively, a place where it is somewhat documented in the code?

17:50 <andrewrk> diltsman, sorry, not yet. that's a big priority for the next release

17:51 <andrewrk> wilsonk, foo catch |err| {return err;} can be replaced with `try foo`

17:53 <andrewrk> wilsonk, https://clbin.com/ZehpE

17:57 <diltsman> andrewrk, what is the expected timeframe for the next release?

17:57 <andrewrk> march 15 2019

17:58 <andrewrk> 1 week after llvm 8

17:58 <wink_> Arch Linux updated to clang/llvm 7.0.0 on 10/2 or so and built zig with it and it worked fine. Then late yesterday I updated my system and zig and now the compiler is Seg Faulting in llvm::DIBuilder::createFile when called from ZigLLVMCreateFile at src/zig_llvm.cpp:591.

17:58 <wink_> Anyone else seen problems with clang?

18:00 <andrewrk> make sure you are building zig with the same compiler which built llvm and clang libraries that zig links against

18:09 <wink_> I'm not sure what that would be because I didn't build it. I'll rebuild llvm/clang locally with the installed clang 7.0.0 and see what happens.

18:11 <andrewrk> alternately you can build llvm/clang from source and link against that

18:13 <wink_> yep, doing that

18:17 <wilsonk> andrewrk: Sorry, I had to step away there for a few minutes. Thanks...I see the difference with what you have done there.