edbordin[m] has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
adamse has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds]
diamondman has quit [Ping timeout: 272 seconds]
JSharp has joined ##openfpga
adamse has joined ##openfpga
diamondman has joined ##openfpga
ovf has joined ##openfpga
indefini[m] has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
<azonenberg>
whitequark: so i pushed a fix for the "no nickname specified" bug as well as RigolOscilloscope defaulting to the wrong protocol for DS1000 series instruments
<azonenberg>
try again and see if it crashes still?
peepsalot has quit [Quit: Connection reset by peep]
m4ssi has joined ##openfpga
simeon[m] has joined ##openfpga
emily has joined ##openfpga
john_k[m] has joined ##openfpga
jevinskie[m] has joined ##openfpga
swedishhat[m] has joined ##openfpga
promach3 has joined ##openfpga
nurelin has joined ##openfpga
henriknj has joined ##openfpga
xobs has joined ##openfpga
eddyb has joined ##openfpga
befedo[m] has joined ##openfpga
edbordin[m] has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
peepsalot has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has joined ##openfpga
ZipCPU has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds]
ZipCPU has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
_whitelogger has joined ##openfpga
OmniMancer1 has joined ##openfpga
emeb_mac has quit [Quit: Leaving.]
hitomi2504 has joined ##openfpga
peepsalot has quit [Quit: Connection reset by peep]
peepsalot has joined ##openfpga
Asu has joined ##openfpga
cr1901_modern has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
cr1901_modern has joined ##openfpga
Asu has left ##openfpga ["Konversation terminated!"]
jaseg has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds]
jaseg has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has joined ##openfpga
peepsalot has quit [*.net *.split]
OmniMancer1 has quit [*.net *.split]
ZipCPU has quit [*.net *.split]
oeuf has quit [*.net *.split]
somlo has quit [*.net *.split]
brizzo has quit [*.net *.split]
nickjohnson has quit [*.net *.split]
kiboneu has quit [*.net *.split]
finsternis has quit [*.net *.split]
_franck_ has quit [*.net *.split]
Finde has quit [*.net *.split]
wizzy has quit [*.net *.split]
brizzo has joined ##openfpga
nickjohnson has joined ##openfpga
oeuf has joined ##openfpga
somlo has joined ##openfpga
OmniMancer1 has joined ##openfpga
ZipCPU has joined ##openfpga
peepsalot has joined ##openfpga
kiboneu has joined ##openfpga
finsternis has joined ##openfpga
_franck_ has joined ##openfpga
Finde has joined ##openfpga
wizzy has joined ##openfpga
Bike has joined ##openfpga
m4ssi has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
mithro has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds]
eddyb[legacy] has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds]
jeandet has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds]
jeandet has joined ##openfpga
eddyb[legacy] has joined ##openfpga
mithro has joined ##openfpga
<whitequark>
azonenberg: you didnt fix the bug with no nickname specified
<whitequark>
basically, try to connect with any incorrect device string
<whitequark>
now glscopeclient hangs
<azonenberg>
was this with no nickname in the command line? or the connection dialog
<whitequark>
connection dialog
<azonenberg>
Because i fixed the connection dialog
<whitequark>
not really you didn't fix the underlying crash
<whitequark>
i had the wrong path to the scope
<whitequark>
it hung again
<azonenberg>
hmmm
<whitequark>
also i still don't see any waveforms or any way to add a trigger
<whitequark>
and the UI is incredibly sluggish
<whitequark>
it renders at like 10 fps maybe
<azonenberg>
That is likely the result of the rigol driver not caching enough stuff? i didnt write it so no idea how fast it is
<azonenberg>
as far as waveforms, it should automatically arm the trigger when it starts up
<azonenberg>
with whatever settings you had
<whitequark>
i've seen a single garbled waveform at startup and that's it
<azonenberg>
Seems like we have more debugging to do on the DS1000Z series then
<azonenberg>
extract that and run glscopeclient ethernet-example.scopesession
<azonenberg>
does it work properly and is the UI reasonably responsive?
<whitequark>
that just hangs
<azonenberg>
Hmmm
<azonenberg>
What OS / graphics card / driver?
<whitequark>
debian 10, intel kaby lake
<azonenberg>
Any errors or interesting log output when run with --debug?
<whitequark>
that changes nothing
<whitequark>
hangs in:#0 0x00005555555b8a18 in OscilloscopeWindow::RefreshAllDecoders() (this=0x5555557574a0) at /home/whitequark/Projects/scopehal-cmake/src/glscopeclient/OscilloscopeWindow.cpp:2075
<whitequark>
actually, not hangs
<whitequark>
it just doesn't ever bother rendering anything
<azonenberg>
Weeeird. Open a new bug against scopehal-apps with any info you have
<azonenberg>
Is there any sign of it deadlocking on a mutex or anything?
<whitequark>
seems like a livelock
<azonenberg>
that shouldnt be possible, everything is event driven with well define end criteria
<whitequark>
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) HD Graphics 620 (Kaby Lake GT2) x86/MMX/SSE2
<hell__>
one stupid question, how does one build glscopeclient? I can't find a README
<azonenberg>
hell__: there's a readme in the root of the scopehal-cmake repo, not sure why people have so much trouble finding it
<whitequark>
because no sane project separates their code and their build system
<azonenberg>
github renders nice pretty build instructions and everything
<whitequark>
this is a PITA for no real reason
<hell__>
wait, scopehal-cmake is a thing?
<azonenberg>
yes
<whitequark>
see?
<hell__>
no way I would have found that
<azonenberg>
the "scopehal" repo is literally just the library
<azonenberg>
hell__: did you not see the project description?
<whitequark>
just admit that your layout is user-hostile
<whitequark>
because it is
<hell__>
azonenberg: of which project?
<azonenberg>
"this is the library only, most users should use scopehal-cmake"
<hell__>
ah
<azonenberg>
whitequark: like i said it dates back to 10 years ago when all of my code was in subversion and i built things with a full custom build system
<hell__>
hold on, I have an idea
<azonenberg>
And now i have no idea how to fix it :p
<hell__>
brb
<whitequark>
azonenberg: subtree merge it into one repo
<whitequark>
bam, done
<whitequark>
i can do it for you if you don't want to bother
<azonenberg>
You can merge repos with full history etc?
<whitequark>
yes
<azonenberg>
Interesting
<whitequark>
history in both repositories will be preserved
<azonenberg>
Sounds like something to think about then
<whitequark>
lemme give you some info
<azonenberg>
For reference, back when i originally started the project
<whitequark>
yes, i remember what was the reason
<whitequark>
i'm just annoyed at how much of a pain it is to work around that
<azonenberg>
/raid1/repos/antikernel was a single monorepo that had all of my thesis related stuff
<whitequark>
i didn't realize you just didn't know you can merge them