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<kristate> forgot-password: you seem to not be online right now, but to answer your question I believe that @compileLog will always be considered as an error, and rightly so, Zig looks to produce perfect code, and code with a Log in in
<kristate> in it is not perfect code
<MajorLag> does anyone know if CI is not working for some reason or if I'm just seeing the same old issue wher no one knows why it is sometimes delayed a long time?
<kristate> MajorLag: azure<-->github communication sometimes runs into problems. close the PR and reopen to reinit CI
<MajorLag> kristate: yeah, that worked. thanks.
<kristate> MajorLag: cool, glad that it worked
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<forgot-password> kristate: Thanks for your answer, just saw it in the irc log. I agree with you, compiler output that is littered with warnings is annoying.
<kristate> forgot-password: yes, thank-you for keeping current with the logs
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<forgot-password> Is there a way to inspect the generated comptime code? I'm yet again having trouble to wrap my head around some code
<kristate> forgot-password: do you have a gist or a link?
<forgot-password> kristate: Can I get back to you later? I'm doing some work-related stuff right now.
<kristate> forgot-password: cannot guarantee, but feel free to try again later
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<DutchGh0st> mh, is it unsound to assign a variable to the return type from https://github.com/ziglang/zig/blob/master/std/heap.zig#L387, and then reassign it later?
<DutchGh0st> like `var a = StackFallbackAllocator(1000); var b = a;`
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<Flaminator> For a function that takes a vararg how can I manage to fill an array with those values passed? I keep getting 'unable to evaluate constant expression' errors. Using 0.3.0 here.
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<forgot-password> kristate: Are you there, I'm asking because I would pick up on the topic from earlier today.
<kristate> forgot-password: good morning from kyoto, japan
<forgot-password> Good morning :)
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<kristate> forgot-password: do you have a gist or a link?
<kristate> loooking
<kristate> what is your goal for using inline for
<kristate> that is, what are your trying to accomplish?
<forgot-password> I'm attempting to iterate through the fields of the Uniforms struct and find the type for the field I want to set.
<forgot-password> Basically, I want p.setUniform("uProjection", math.vec2(0, 0)) to throw a compile-time error, because it expects a math.Mat3 and not a math.Vec2
<kristate> hmm, wouldn't it be better to use a union?
<forgot-password> Could you elaborate? I don't think I understand
<kristate> reading though one more time