smh
#development
placid kraken
gentle grove
i mean you're not gonna stop people
If you do that then they'll just spam text instead
have fun validating that
(you should not)
gentle grove
require state ID to register
radiant idol
@placid kraken i think this should work
placid kraken
<@581573474296791211> i think this should work
but that means i need to manually skip all the stuff i don’t want to inject into
radiant idol
but that means i need to manually skip all the stuff i don’t want to inject into
well yeah
reef trail
but that means i need to manually skip all the stuff i don’t want to inject into
you could clean it up to just a list of bundles to skip
instead of duplicating the method call
placid kraken
rosie8 4real
faint stag
tawdry trench
aight whos name has numbers
elons kid
ashen birch
she zef on my ram until im brick
acoustic imp
she zef on my ram until im brick
ashen birch
i knew i made a banger
placid kraken
I GOT IT TO COMPILE
op add(Int arg1, Int arg2) {
ret arg1 + arg2;
}
pub op main() {
let res: Int = add(10, 20);
printf("We got %d. Yay!\n", res);
}
data $main.0 = { b "We got %d. Yay!\n", b 0 }
function w $add(w %arg1, w %arg2) {
@start
%r_v =w add %arg1, %arg2
ret %r_v
}
export function w $main() {
@start
%res =w call $add(w 10, w 20)
call $printf(l $main.0, ..., w %res)
ret 0
}
indigo peak
i knew i made a banger
teslaman pinned it, couldn’t have been that good
ashen birch
teslaman pinned it, couldn’t have been that good
shut up
it’s capt hate we’re on the same team here
placid kraken
ok so now ALL of this compiles
op modulusWithTwo(Int num) {
ret num % 2;
}
op add(Int num1, Int num2) {
ret num1 + num2;
}
pub op main() {
let addition: Int = add(4, 5);
let remainder: Int = modulusWithTwo(addition);
let summed: Int = add(addition, remainder);
printf("The result is %d\n", summed);
}
data $main.0 = { b "The result is %d\n", b 0 }
function w $modulusWithTwo(w %num) {
@start
%r_v =w rem %num, 2
ret %r_v
}
function w $add(w %num1, w %num2) {
@start
%r_v =w add %num1, %num2
ret %r_v
}
export function w $main() {
@start
%addition =w call $add(w 4, w 5)
%remainder =w call $modulusWithTwo(w %addition)
%summed =w call $add(w %addition, w %remainder)
call $printf(l $main.0, ..., w %summed)
ret 0
}
$ The result is 10
real
this is so fun!!
the way that it holds literal expressions isnt the best but thats just how qbe works
first i define a global vector of globals
pub struct Global {
pub name: String,
pub value: String,
pub public: bool,
}
lazy_static! {
pub static ref GLOBALS: Mutex<Vec<Global>> = Mutex::new(Vec::new());
}
all constants will go into this pool, aswell as literals
and that matches here
Primitive::Constant {
name,
public,
r#type,
value,
} => {
let parsed_value = match value {
ValueKind::String(value) => format!("\"{}\"", value),
ValueKind::Number(value) => format!("{}", value),
ValueKind::Character(value) => format!("\"{}\"", value),
ValueKind::Nil => "0".to_string(),
};
let mut globals = GLOBALS.lock().unwrap();
globals.push(Global {
name: name.to_string(),
value: parsed_value,
public: public.clone(),
});
}
lmao yeah its great
placid kraken
ok yes hello world successful
pub op main() {
puts("Hello world!\n");
}
this is what it compile to ```ts
data $main.0 = { b "Hello world!\n", b 0 }
export function w $main() {
@start
call $puts(l $main.0)
ret 0
}
and this is the assembly that produces
.data
.balign 8
_main.0:
.ascii "Hello world!\n"
.byte 0
/* end data */
.text
.balign 4
.globl _main
_main:
stp x29, x30, [sp, -16]!
mov x29, sp
adrp x0, _main.0@page
add x0, x0, _main.0@pageoff
bl _puts
mov w0, #0
ldp x29, x30, [sp], 16
ret
/* end function main */
steady nest
no wonder your code bootloops
hasty ruin
.
placid kraken
LMAO
queen ruin
no wonder your code bootloops
This was from over half a year ago…
What were you doing scrolling through 8 month old discord chats?
keen moon
what status bar theme is that
lean ermine
what status bar theme is that
its a random set from nicebarx
the vpn icon i got from icons8 though
keen moon
its a random set from nicebarx
like when would u need all this information
lean ermine
fr lol
keen moon
:3
steady nest
What were you doing scrolling through 8 month old discord chats?
looking for the comment where i explained capt how we can go from an arbitrary kernel read to stable krw
queen ruin
looking for the comment where i explained capt how we can go from an arbitrary k...
Ok ok so it wasn’t just to flame icraze
primal perch
who
young meteor
Ok ok so it wasn’t just to flame icraze
you don't look through 8 month old messages to harass icraze?
lean ermine
you don't look through 8 month old messages to harass icraze?
who
queen ruin
you don't look through 8 month old messages to harass icraze?
No, but maybe I should
opal hazel
Can anyone here teach me how to install theos?
I’ve downloaded it and I double click it but it doesn’t work
radiant idol
run it as administrator
opal hazel
How
opal hazel
I tried that
radiant idol
oh
opal hazel
But I’m running an old version of Ubuntu I think
kind herald
Hi sparkdev
indigo peak
i think spark knows how to install theos but i could be wrong 
opal hazel
What’s theos?
radiant idol
its uh
kind herald
that one guy
indigo peak
What’s theos?
its an opporting styem
radiant idol
apparently this
indigo peak
theOS
kind herald
didn’t he make the samsung
opal hazel
Hmm
indigo peak
only os you'd ever need
radiant idol
fioreware
opal hazel
I’m just doing my rare r/jb trolling
radiant idol
go fix snowboard or something smh
indigo peak
fioreware
i was thinking ab making a checkn1x/odysseyra1n fork where its legit only theos
radiant idol
jkjk
indigo peak
release the source
radiant idol
It’s open source
send link to dodgy website where the code is hosted
better not be mediafire
or else
opal hazel
It’s open source if you have access to my MacBook
indigo peak
not really that open now is it
indigo peak
send link to dodgy website where the code is hosted
localhost
velvet path
brb hacking SparkDev's MacBook
opal hazel
Pls no
kind herald
what does this mean Did sparkdev hack my unc0ver
indigo peak
idk i only know NotSparkDev
opal hazel
Imagine using syslog
indigo peak
me n all my homies write to a .txt file in documents instead of NSLog
restive ether
What an idiot
what a bozo
opal hazel
How do I make a .tx file
radiant idol
um
opal hazel
what a bozo
My man
opal hazel
ban cameren fr
restive ether
restive ether
ban cameren fr
i approve this message
radiant idol
im going to delete this before icraze sees it
kind herald
?
opal hazel
touch cameren.uwu
kind herald
?
indigo peak
touch cameren.uwu
lean ermine
who is icraze
opal hazel
@indigo peak ur in trouble now
indigo peak
nuh uh
indigo peak
your honor, nuh uh
kind herald
fioreware
kind herald
Goodbye all
Bye spark dev
opal hazel
🫡
radiant idol
spark will now proceed to jump into his hidey hole of no contact for 15 years until he comes back on r/jb
kind herald
shorten the hole of no contact to 2 days by pinging him 36 times
radiant idol
mods this user is encouraging useless pings
hasty ruin
im going to delete this before icraze sees it
kind herald
icraze message logger
lean ermine
even though im on macOS
it works in wine
acoustic imp
guys do u know shakespear
specifally romeo and Juliet
i need help developing my evidence
kind herald
chat gpt
acoustic imp
YOUR RIGHT
queen ruin
specifally romeo and Juliet
Yes
queen ruin
i need help developing my evidence
Light work
acoustic imp
jus needed scenes that support my claim
timid furnace
idk dawg i dont do stupid shit like this
best guess is mount ddi with pymobiledevice3 or something
primal perch
update to sonoma @grave sparrow
Darwin mac-pro.lan 23.4.0 Darwin Kernel Version 23.4.0: Fri Mar 15 00:11:05 PDT 2024; root:xnu-10063.101.17~1/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64
DARWIN 23
queen ruin
Captinc secretly loves swift
faint timber
Captinc secretly loves swift
You are doomed to eternal damnation if you don’t know assembly
primal perch
we love assembly
native orbit
we love arm64 assembly*
primal perch
true assembly enjoyers transcended isa
gentle grove
we love lean manufacturing
primal perch
:/
torn oriole
Twitter
granite frigate
guys i know what tweak to make now after a few days on android
universal back gesture
that shit is a godsend wtf
ashen birch
https://x.com/esotericcofe/status/1780653326826111338?s=46
nano users on top
granite frigate
nah
i cant swipe back on youtube to go back
it's down for no reason
i cant swipe back on the cc
golden hare
I can gift you nexus, if would be kind enough to gift me bloom
hasty ruin
placid kraken
horror
qbe ir is so weird
i can’t pass locally scoped variables to functions but i also can’t store strings with % sigil functions i need to store them as data sections
THEN i also can’t denote a return type for ret
so while everything else follows with the type (w, l, d, etc) returning doesn’t have a return type
i also can’t seem to figure out how to get the memory address of a variable so i can get scanf working
so yay .,,,,
oh and not to mention i can’t pass a data section to a % sigil variable and then use that variable in place of a data section
golden hare
me?
cloud yacht
nano users on top
Micro users on top
native dune
nvim
cloud yacht
Tbh I've been meaning to learn nvim
native dune
its ez
cloud yacht
Yeah I've been mostly busy with school and didnt have a lot of time
granite frigate
its ez
it's not
how tf am i supposed to remember that like ce is to change to the end of the word or r to replace or whatever
sonic totem
Who thought to substitute localisations to l10ns
placid kraken
how tf am i supposed to remember that like ce is to change to the end of the wor...
isn’t it shift + $ for the end and shift + ^ for the start of a line
granite frigate
:idk:
placid kraken
@slender glade
gentle grove
how tf am i supposed to remember that like ce is to change to the end of the wor...
same way you remember where the keys are on a keyboard
muscle@memory
gentle grove
isn’t it shift + $ for the end and shift + ^ for the start of a line
Yes, and 0 for beginning of line past the indentation since ^ sends you to first non-whitespace char
placid kraken
yes
placid kraken
i just realised that add operations in elle can be nested and add operations in qbe must be 2 integers only
so thats fun i guess
lean ermine
vim haters when someone is holding a gun to their head and asking what the most efficient text editor is
reef trail
vim haters when someone is holding a gun to their head and asking what the most ...
what’s the most efficient text editor?
reef trail
(i’m a vim user)
ew
who actually uses xcode
vim motions != vim
if you’re not using vim motions you’re a shit dev
lean ermine
anyone know if this guy was spitting out of his ass or if this is true
i guess in the grand scheme of things no it does not
young meteor
use a good os then
reef trail
use a good os then
real
placid kraken
zed, vscode, nvim
young meteor
linux and windows > macos (no zefram malware)
placid kraken
you have options
acoustic imp
what are you using instead of VScode ?
hexed knot
vscode is good
acoustic imp
ohoh
reef trail
neovim does everything an ide does when setup
for some people they don’t want to have their own edition, me personally i find it amazing being able to configure every aspect of it and tune it to how i want to work
if you’re saying vscode is an ide so is neovim, vscode does shit all without extensions
gentle grove
debugger plug-ins in vim
you have to have plugins to use the vscode debugger too
does vscode have that
yes
Yes if you add a plug-in
thought you were talking about vscode?
ok but nobody normal uses makefiles as a "build system"
hexed knot
yeah
its 2024
cmake usually
apparently ninjas good
but ive never used it so i cant comment
hexed knot
this dude really thinks neither vscode (the most popular text editor with extensions made by microsoft) nor neovim (the most popular cli text editor with extensions) have extensions for git (the largest git website is made by microsoft)
reef trail
lmao
hexed knot
also
reef trail
I get why ppl like prebuilt IDEs but i find them bloated and cumbersome, i love the modular style of building your own editor
hexed knot
less work
reef trail
and using a different ide for each language you use sounds like pain
hexed knot
i used to use jetbrains
reef trail
my neovim config didn’t take long to build up at all
hexed knot
and its nice u know u get that true power of your ide using half your ram
on the start menu
reef trail
i used to use jetbrains
idk how to put it in words but jetbrains editors feel corporate
and not ideal for an individual
it feels weird to me
hexed knot
idk what u mean
reef trail
and it being proprietary is a turn off
hexed knot
idrc abt that stuff so
vivid dew
(he is a hipster)
reef trail
who’s the hipster
hexed knot
joe
reef trail
real
faint timber
⨯ kernelcache type is not MH_FILESET (KEXT-xtraction not supported yet)
ok whats the tried and true kextractor for non fileset 16.x kernels?
shrewd moth
Somebody knows wtf is this? I get it on every package I install
shrewd moth
Do you have a tweak called FLXX
Not that I know of
acoustic imp
Go look for one
acoustic imp
What flex do you have ? From where
shrewd moth
looks like removing it solved it idk wtf was the issue
faint lionBOT
acoustic imp
Get the one from poomsmarts repo
shrewd moth
Get the one from poomsmarts repo
Doesn't have one in there
acoustic imp
Um well look on GH ?
Dev question. Could a jb app install a/have a Apple Watch app?
shrewd moth
Um well look on GH ?
Thanks
shrewd moth
Dev question. Could a jb app install a/have a Apple Watch app?
sure
torn oriole
Dev question. Could a jb app install a/have a Apple Watch app?
yes
gentle grove
not something your editor should be doing
well technically your editor is just being an interface for the cli program thats actually doin g it
its so convenient that it hides important log output behind complicated ui's and forces you to learn an entire new interface to do the same things
acoustic imp
Finally USB on Mac VM
kind herald
Why
acoustic imp
@visual meadow how do I get virtual CarPlay for my phone
granite frigate
Finally USB on Mac VM
eta acceleration
acoustic imp
Eta when I get a rx580
kind herald
get trolled
visual meadow
l
visual meadow
<:vexedtomato:810341852007628802>
sometimes it starts tweaking
replug the phone
see if it works
visual meadow
when was T2 a thing
idk
acoustic imp
replug the phone
probly the VM 😢
visual meadow
t2 was like 2018 i think
acoustic imp
didn't work smh
oh well
@visual meadow do i need like dev mode on or somthing ?
it crashed now
Whats is mean if it’s doing this
nvm
native orbit
t2 is hardware not software
ashen birch
reading zefram code is more powerful than any drug i could take
torn oriole
(It’s lethal)
gentle grove
zfream overdos,,,ee
zeam bootloop
cloud yacht
placid kraken
..what
placid kraken
basically how my compiler works is that i have a struct for each function in each module, and each statement inside the function needs the function to get a valid label for temporary variables and to add/assign instructions
however, as i cant make each statement the owner of Function as there are multiple, i have to pass a mutable reference
which works fine at the start, however parsing an ast means you have to recursively call the same compilation method again with the children of your current method
and that means you need to pass that mutable reference into the recursive call
however rust only allows one mutable borrow
placid kraken
so i cant do that
wooden yarrow
troll
wooden yarrow
which works fine at the start, however parsing an ast means you have to recursiv...
wait if it's a tail call shouldn't this work
wait actually @placid kraken i think that should work regardless
sure you aren't passing like &mut var everytime?
placid kraken
i mean im probably doing it wrong but cannot borrow self.function as mutable more than once at a time second mutable borrow occurs here
in the function itself i do
for statement in body.clone().iter_mut() {
StatementExpr::new(statement.clone(), &mut res, return_type.clone())
.compile();
}
owned Function struct
in each StatementExpr the ast node needs to be recursively compiled so
let left_parsed = Self::new(
*left.clone(),
&mut self.function,
Some(self.r#type.clone().unwrap_or(Type::Word)),
)
.compile()
.unwrap();
oh and self also doesnt live long enough lmao
placid kraken
no this is inside a compile function, i get &mut self inside there
new just returns Self and creates a struct
wooden yarrow
no this is inside a compile function, i get &mut self inside there
so then shouldn't self.function be enough given it's already passed as a &mut self
(instead of it being &mut self.function)
reef trail
^
placid kraken
yeah but then self may not live long enough because it has no lifetime while the function ref has a 'a lifetime
if i give self a bound of a 'a lifetime too then ```
cannot borrow *self.function as mutable more than once at a time
second mutable borrow occurs hererustcClick for full compiler diagnostic
statement.rs(46, 21): first mutable borrow occurs here
statement.rs(13, 6): lifetime 'a defined here
statement.rs(44, 35): argument requires that *self.function is borrowed for 'a
what does it say without giving self a lifetime bound
reef trail
nothing but it won’t last long enough
wooden yarrow
i mean if the rust compiler doesn't complain then should work 
also i think 'a should prob be less than self when it's passed?
idk i dont know the function signatures
placid kraken
it does complain lmao
it says that self may not live long enough
i’ll probably just Box() it lmao
should solve all of my issues
reef trail
it’s hard to tell without the whole context
brazen timber
in each StatementExpr the ast node needs to be recursively compiled so
```rs
let...
rust detected opinion rejected
placid kraken
i ended up using an immutable reference to a refcell
that way i can borrow_mut() and it works because i can have infinite immutable references so i can pass that refcel ref around
and i still have internal mutability
placid kraken
ok after rebuilding the compiler from the ground i can now compile this far
data $test = { b "Test %d\n", b 0 }
export function l $main() {
@start
%tmp_2 =w copy 1
%tmp_3 =w copy 1
%tmp_4 =w copy %tmp_2
%tmp_5 =w copy %tmp_3
%tmp_6 =w add %tmp_4, %tmp_5
%tmp_1 =w copy %tmp_6
%tmp_7 =w call $printf(l $test, ..., w %tmp_1)
ret 0
}
.data
.balign 8
_test:
.ascii "Test %d\n"
.byte 0
/* end data */
.text
.balign 4
.globl _main
_main:
stp x29, x30, [sp, -16]!
mov x29, sp
mov x0, #16
sub sp, sp, x0
mov x0, #0
add x1, sp, x0
mov w0, #2
str w0, [x1]
adrp x0, _test@page
add x0, x0, _test@pageoff
bl _printf
mov x0, #16
add sp, sp, x0
mov x0, #0
ldp x29, x30, [sp], 16
ret
/* end function main */
horror
native orbit
lowercase @page and @pageoff look so weird to me lol
placid kraken
thats just what the qbe ir compiles to lmao
native orbit
ir moment
wooden yarrow
thats just what the qbe ir compiles to lmao
quebec ir
placid kraken
ok more progress
op add(String a) -> String {
ret a;
}
pub op main() -> Nil {
let a: Int = add("abcd");
printf("Test %s\n", $...$, a);
puts("Hello world!\n");
ret 0;
}
compiles to
function l $add(l %tmp_1) {
@start
%tmp_2 =l copy %tmp_1
ret %tmp_2
}
export function w $main() {
@start
%tmp_5 =l call $add(l $main_4)
%tmp_3 =l copy %tmp_5
%tmp_7 =w call $printf(l $main_6, ..., w %tmp_3)
%tmp_9 =w call $puts(l $main_8)
%tmp_10 =w copy 0
ret %tmp_10
}
data $main_4 = { b "abcd", b 0 }
data $main_6 = { b "Test %s\n", b 0 }
data $main_8 = { b "Hello world!\n", b 0 }
and ```ts
.text
.balign 4
_add:
stp x29, x30, [sp, -16]!
mov x29, sp
ldp x29, x30, [sp], 16
ret
/* end function add */
.text
.balign 4
.globl _main
_main:
stp x29, x30, [sp, -16]!
mov x29, sp
adrp x0, _main_4@page
add x0, x0, _main_4@pageoff
bl _add
mov x1, #16
sub sp, sp, x1
mov x1, #0
add x1, sp, x1
str w0, [x1]
adrp x0, _main_6@page
add x0, x0, _main_6@pageoff
bl _printf
mov x0, #16
add sp, sp, x0
adrp x0, _main_8@page
add x0, x0, _main_8@pageoff
bl _puts
mov w0, #0
ldp x29, x30, [sp], 16
ret
/* end function main */
.data
.balign 8
_main_4:
.ascii "abcd"
.byte 0
/* end data */
.data
.balign 8
_main_6:
.ascii "Test %s\n"
.byte 0
/* end data */
.data
.balign 8
_main_8:
.ascii "Hello world!\n"
.byte 0
/* end data */
so basically, other than structs, aggregate types, loops, pointers, references, conditionals, and static arrays
i can write C!!!!
radiant idol
```ts
op add(String a) -> String {
ret a;
}
pub op main() -> Nil {
let ...
whats "op"
granite frigate
genius
placid kraken
whats "op"
a function
radiant idol
why not just do func
frail cedar
whats "op"
operation
radiant idol
see if I made the language I would've done String add(String a)
func/op is unnecessary
frail cedar
swift syntax
frail cedar
yeah unnecessary
[UnsafeMutablePointer<UnsafeMutablePointerC?>] add
wow
ok time to read sirikit docs
radiant idol
String add(String a) {
return a;
}
public Int main() {
Int a = add("abcd");
printf("Test %s\n", $...$, a);
puts("Hello world!\n");
return 0;
}
I'd do this
@placid kraken opinions?
placid kraken
```java
String add(String a) {
return a;
}
public Int main() {
Int a = ...
this isn’t bad i actually was tempted to do something like this just so i could force the dev to say the return type instead of having to infer it from the return value if they don’t provide one
radiant idol
you could even technically do public Int? main()
placid kraken
```java
String add(String a) {
return a;
}
public Int main() {
Int a = ...
btw what do i do instead of $…$
radiant idol
what even is that
placid kraken
i made it so $abc$ gets put in the IL as-is without any parsing
so it’ll put the exact characters “…” ignoring all types and scoping
it’s there because printf is a variadic function so you need to declare … as the arg after the formatter or it causes undefined behavior
radiant idol
whar
placid kraken
it’s called an “ExactLiteral” internally
placid kraken
whar
basically the compiler works in a way where it tokenizes all the identifiers, literals, etc and then parses them in a tree, string literals, when compiled, are first placed into a global data section and then are referenced as a long inside of the function. the exact literal works exactly the same as a string except instead of making a long and declaring types for everything, it just places the exact characters you type into the IL without any modification
placid kraken
printf in QBE is variadic which means it can take infinite arguments
when calling it you must declare where the infinite arguments begin
the 0th argument is the formatted string, then the … to denote the rest are variadic arguments, then all of the arguments
radiant idol
but why do you have to explicitly declare that its variadic
placid kraken
idk that’s just how the intermediate language works
placid kraken
i tried to printf(“something %d”, w 3) without the … to denote that it’s variadic and it printed some random number which makes me assume it’s accessing invalid memory
placid kraken
are you not able to just do `...`
it would parse that as an identifier
actually it wouldn’t even lex it at all because it’s not alphanumeric or digitized
placid kraken
do you know what the ! actually does lmao
placid kraken
! denotes a macro
radiant idol
oh
granite frigate
rust macro
placid kraken
nope, the parser expects a “(“ to denote a function or nothing to denote an identifier (variable)
placid kraken
it would add an extra step and make it like
we have identifier
L is !
L is (
do_stuff(variadic: true)
L else panic
L is (
do_stuff(variadic: false)
L else parse_identifier()
radiant idol
yeah
do that idk
! in math means factorial which kinda has a similar concept to infinite arguments
maybe im just rambling
cloud yacht
Wait so your language compiles to c now?
cloud yacht
Does that mean you can make embedded c in it?
placid kraken
Wait so your language compiles to c now?
it compiles to an intermediate language which has c interop
you can call c functions like printf and scanf from stdio
placid kraken
so basically, other than structs, aggregate types, loops, pointers, references, ...
(it’s missing a few features)
placid kraken
Does that also mean you can export stuff so c can use it?
not yet lmao i’m still working on compiling a single module to the IL
cloud yacht
Okay
placid kraken
but eventually i think i could get c interop
slim bramble
Can you even compile rust for iOS ?
cloud yacht
Yeah someone made a tweak in rust one time
placid kraken
so far i have constants, functions, variables, and operations like add, subtract, equal, greater than or equal to
slim bramble
Yeah someone made a tweak in rust one time
That's neat ngl
cloud yacht
Yeah
placid kraken
Can you even compile rust for iOS <:hm:1158412406167457802> ?
i think you could even though it’s not one of the rustc targets
cloud yacht
Not actually sure if the tweak was fully rust or if it was objc with a rust daemon
placid kraken
either way currently the compiler is pretty small
given that it does so little that makes sense i guess
it’s about 600 lines
iirc might be a little more but my mac died
it essentially just turns an ast into another ast but this time it implements std::Display
and it has to keep track of scopes and data sections and stuff i guess
placid kraken
it would add an extra step and make it like
we have identifier
L is !
...
this is what i mean
i would have to keep track of variadicy
in this
even god doesnt know what zefram code does anymore
queen ruin
https://github.com/acquitelol/elle/blob/master/src/parser/statement.rs#L302-L320
elle(kit)
placid kraken
lol the only reason i called it elle is because the qbe ir intermediate language file type is ssa so i can write elle.ssa and make it elsa
tawdry trench
watched too much frozen
placid kraken
https://github.com/acquitelol/elle/blob/master/src/parser/statement.rs#L302-L320
ignore the compiler in this btw it’s entirely a prototype and written terribly
new and better one soon!!!
placid kraken
this is annoying
im trying to get this working
op isEven(Int num) -> Int {
ret num % 2 == 0;
}
pub op main() -> Nil {
let res: Int = isEven(5);
printf("Is %d even? %d", $...$, res);
}
function w $isEven(w %tmp_1) {
@start
%tmp_2 =w copy %tmp_1
%tmp_3 =w copy 2
%tmp_4 =w rem %tmp_2, %tmp_3
%tmp_5 =w copy %tmp_4
%tmp_6 =w copy 0
%tmp_7 =w ceqw %tmp_5, %tmp_6
%tmp_8 =w copy %tmp_7
ret %tmp_8
}
export function w $main() {
@start
%tmp_10 =w call $isEven(w 5)
%tmp_9 =w copy %tmp_10
%tmp_12 =w call $printf(l $main_11, ..., w %tmp_9)
ret
}
data $main_11 = { b "Is %d even? %d", b 0 }
and it looks like it should work
ok nvm it works
i just did it wrong lmfao
op isEven(Int num) {
ret num % 2 == 0;
}
pub op main() {
let num: Int = 5;
let res: Int = isEven(num);
printf("Is %d even? %d", $...$, num, res);
}
compiles into this
function w $isEven(w %tmp_1) {
@start
%tmp_2 =w copy %tmp_1
%tmp_3 =w copy 2
%tmp_4 =w rem %tmp_2, %tmp_3
%tmp_5 =w copy %tmp_4
%tmp_6 =w copy 0
%tmp_7 =w ceqw %tmp_5, %tmp_6
%tmp_8 =w copy %tmp_7
ret %tmp_8
}
export function w $main() {
@start
%tmp_9 =w copy 5
%tmp_11 =w call $isEven(w %tmp_9)
%tmp_10 =w copy %tmp_11
%tmp_13 =w call $printf(l $main_12, ..., w %tmp_9, w %tmp_10)
ret
}
data $main_12 = { b "Is %d even? %d", b 0 }
pearl sail
🙄
cloud yacht
🙄
faint timber
reef trail
umm what the sigma
tepid olive
reef trail
rugmj don't join skib/sig/toil gang
what the sigma
placid kraken
no
queen ruin
Agreed with rosie
No.
serene hawk
is there a way to detect if roothide is installed without using roothide.h?
placid kraken
check jbRootPath("/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/Bloom.dylib") for the roothide patch files
this won’t work if the user has no tweaks installed but they’ll always have at least one tweak installed, that being your tweak
serene hawk
which roothide patch files lol
placid kraken
roothide needs to convert tweaks into arm64e which involves dynamic patches
it puts a sidecar file in that folder with the roothide patch inside
placid kraken
i don’t remember probably ask someone who’s using roothide to check that folder and tell you what the files are called
serene hawk
thank you :))
placid kraken
you could alternatively check the source code of the roothide.h header and copy paste the implementation they use for checking if the device is bootstrapped for roothide
serene hawk
thanks. such a chaos with roothide... everytime
placid kraken
lmao yep
radiant idol
Rosie fix enmityygg
placid kraken
oh that isn’t being fixed lmao v3 soon
radiant idol
Iriejejrttjndbdnddl
placid kraken
we’re open sourcing in like a month or less
radiant idol
I am going to lose my mind frfr
placid kraken
not releasing just open sourcing
radiant idol
Aw
placid kraken
..which means you can build yourself and run it early lmfao
it just means we’re not saying “hey it’s done go and download it there are no bugs!!!!”
it also gives time for plugin and theme devs to migrate
tawdry trench
w
placid kraken
ok so it seems that operator precedence actually works !!!
pub op main() {
let res: Int = 1 + 2 * 3 + 4 * 5 / 6 % 7;
printf("%d", $...$, res); // 10
}
console.log(1 + 2 * 3 + 4 * 5 / 6 % 7) // 10.334
if it was evaluated from left to right then it would be 3.833334
i still cant figure out how float division works lmfao
placid kraken
ok well i figured out something
im either compiling it wrong or qbe is compiling it wrong
export function w $main() {
@start
%y =d add d_0, d_-1
%z =w call $printf(l $test, ..., d %y)
ret 0
}
data $test = { b "test %f", b 0 }
``` i tried to do thisit fails at the linking stage saying it cannot find the _Lfp0 symbol
the assembly is this
.text
.balign 4
.globl _main
_main:
stp x29, x30, [sp, -16]!
mov x29, sp
mov x0, #16
sub sp, sp, x0
mov x0, #0
add x0, sp, x0
adrp x1, _Lfp0@page
add x1, x1, _Lfp0@pageoff
ldr d0, [x1]
str d0, [x0]
adrp x0, _test@page
add x0, x0, _test@pageoff
bl _printf
mov x0, #16
add sp, sp, x0
mov w0, #0
ldp x29, x30, [sp], 16
ret
/* end function main */
.data
.balign 8
_test:
.ascii "test %f"
.byte 0
/* end data */
/* floating point constants */
.section __TEXT,__literal8,8byte_literals
.p2align 3
Lfp0:
.int 0
.int -1074790400 /* -1.000000 */
the reason it fails is because the _main symbol is trying to access the _Lfp0 symbol however its defined as just Lfp0
if i manually change the section to be named _Lfp0 it compiles and i get my result
strange
the thing is, the developer uploaded the code on a custom git instance so i cant make an issue
wooden yarrow
the reason it fails is because the _main symbol is trying to access the _Lfp0 sy...
ah yes, C
placid kraken
@radiant idol what do you think this writes to stdout
pub op main() {
let num: Int = 0;
let a: Int = 5;
let num: Int = num + 1;
let num: Int = num + 1;
let num: Int = num + 1;
printf("%d", $...$, num);
}
What in the goof is this
hasty ruin
<@799410351207612426> what do you think this writes to stdout
```ts
pub op main(...
Should be a compilation error
radiant idol
yeah
placid kraken
Should be a compilation error
lol i couldve made redeclaration throw an error but i made it work
in QBE IR you can redeclare temp variables
hasty ruin
lol i couldve made redeclaration throw an error but i made it work
It doesnt work though
placid kraken
so if you do this
pub op main() {
let num: Int = 0;
let num: Int = num + 1;
let num: Int = num + 1;
let num: Int = num + 1;
printf("%d", $...$, num);
}
``` it compiles !!!
radiant idol
public void main() {
Int num = 0;
Int a = 5;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
printf!("%d", num);
}
this looks better
.
placid kraken
this is the IL code
export function w $main() {
@start
%tmp_1 =w copy 0
%tmp_2 =w copy %tmp_1
%tmp_3 =w copy 1
%tmp_4 =w add %tmp_2, %tmp_3
%tmp_1 =w copy %tmp_4
%tmp_5 =w copy %tmp_1
%tmp_6 =w copy 1
%tmp_7 =w add %tmp_5, %tmp_6
%tmp_1 =w copy %tmp_7
%tmp_8 =w copy %tmp_1
%tmp_9 =w copy 1
%tmp_10 =w add %tmp_8, %tmp_9
%tmp_1 =w copy %tmp_10
%tmp_12 =w call $printf(l $main_11, ..., w %tmp_1)
ret
}
data $main_11 = { b "%d", b 0 }
Extremely rare nightwind W
placid kraken
```java
public void main() {
Int num = 0;
Int a = 5;
Int num = num +...
i am REALLY tempted to make types prefix the identifier
im actually gonna do that right now
radiant idol
yes because : Type is just unnecessary
hasty ruin
<@883412614699446283> supporting rust ????
It’s not rust lmao
hasty ruin
yes because `: Type` is just unnecessary
Stupid typescript shit
slim bramble
It’s not rust lmao
I was referring to the code above
radiant idol
fr
placid kraken
Easy fix don't use rust
this code is horror i agree
fn new_var(&mut self, ty: &Type, name: &str) -> GeneratorResult<Value> {
let existing_var = self.get_var(name);
let tmp = match existing_var {
Ok((_, val)) => {
match val.clone() {
Value::Temporary(name) => {
match self.get_tmp_index(name) {
Some(val) => Value::Temporary(format!("tmp_{}", val)),
None => self.new_temporary()
}
}
_ => self.new_temporary()
}
}
Err(_) => self.new_temporary()
};
let scope = self
.scopes
.last_mut()
.expect("Expected last scope to exist");
scope.insert(name.to_owned(), (ty.to_owned(), tmp.to_owned()));
Ok(tmp)
}
not rust
slim bramble
not the nightwind code
radiant idol
that's not rust
placid kraken
but what would you rather i write it instead? Swift?
hasty ruin
it’s a rust clone
radiant idol
objc
placid kraken
it’s a rust clone <:troll:794397046706667530>
nowhere close
its literally missing if statements, loops, optional types, aggregate types, arrays, pointers and references
slim bramble
this code is horror i agree
```rs
fn new_var(&mut self, ty: &Type, name: &str) -...
Wtf are you even making
placid kraken
Wtf are you even making
my own language
slim bramble
my own language
A compiled one ?
placid kraken
yes
placid kraken
ok there we go lmao
that was actually really easy
i already had all the utility functions and types were already mandatory
pub op main() {
Int num = 0;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
printf("%d\n", $...$, num);
}
``` @radiant idol
radiant idol
```ts
pub op main() {
Int num = 0;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num ...
better
I still don't like the $...$ but
that can stay I guess
placid kraken
i might also replace op with fn because EVERY SINGLE PERSON IVE SHOWED THIS TO HAS ASKED ME WHAT THE op MEANS
radiant idol
change it to func at least
placid kraken
then it becomes a real rust clone
placid kraken
change it to `func` at least
isnt that how swift defines functions
placid kraken
or better yet change it to the return type
that wouldnt work here because im parsing primitives
radiant idol
yes but at least it's better than fn
radiant idol
that wouldnt work here because im parsing primitives
can you not return a primitive?
slim bramble
i might also replace op with fn because EVERY SINGLE PERSON IVE SHOWED THIS TO H...
What is it
radiant idol
whar
slim bramble
radiant idol
What is it
operation
placid kraken
can you not return a primitive?
primitives are different to astnodes
slim bramble
What in the goof
radiant idol
primitives are different to astnodes
what.
placid kraken
theyre top level and they contain an astnode inside
radiant idol
speak in normal langs
hasty ruin
```ts
pub op main() {
Int num = 0;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num ...
int main() {
int num = 0;
num += 1;
num += 1;
num += 1;
num += 1;
printf("%d\n", num);
return 0;
}
you should make it look like this
hexed knot
What is $..$
placid kraken
speak in normal langs
it basically means you cant import from modules or make new functions inside of functions
radiant idol
it basically means you cant import from modules or make new functions inside of ...
the wha- ok i guess func is fine
hexed knot
smartest orange name👍👍
placid kraken
What is $..$
its an exact literal, it places the characters inside, exactly as theyre written with no types or anything, directly inside of the intermediate language's output
so if i type $blabla$ itll take that and display it exactly how i wrote it inside of the IL code
like this
slim bramble
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int num = 0;
num+=1;
num+=1;
num+=1;
num+=1;
System.out.println(num);
}
}```no type or sigil
hexed knot
Oh ok
placid kraken
```c
int main() {
int num = 0;
num += 1;
num += 1;
num += 1;
...
i have no clue how to get redeclaration without something to denote its being redeclared lmfao
hexed knot
```java
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int n...
Yeah that’s java
placid kraken
ill have to lex some new things
slim bramble
Yeah that’s java
hexed knot
This ain’t java
placid kraken
ill figure it out because i do want += which doesnt exist yet
radiant idol
public func main() -> Void {
Int num = 0;
Int a = 5;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
Int num = num + 1;
printf!("%d", num);
}
it is
placid kraken
lesbian sex?!
@hasty ruin tokenize, lex, whatever
hasty ruin
hexed knot
Bro why are u using quotes
placid kraken
i still cant compile floating point numbers because the backend compiles the assembly wrong lmfao
hexed knot
Its 2024
placid kraken
Bro why are u using quotes
he deleted the message
and i can still type it out by hand
its like a manual snipe
hasty ruin
mods message logger :/
hexed knot
I just use my message logger for stuff like that
placid kraken
smh my head
hasty ruin
GENIUS ABUSE
hexed knot
Devs can remove reactions bro
hexed knot
Manage messages perms
hexed knot
k n word
placid kraken
1. fn
2. func
3. op
4. icraze
so far it looks like ill have to make it
pub icraze main() {}
better than swift and rust
hasty ruin
“ic”
hexed knot
pub joe
placid kraken
ok well its called fn now
i didnt realise just how maintainable this is wtf
i literally can change around things so easily
hasty ruin
cmd shift f
“op”
“fn”
hexed knot
yeah unironically
placid kraken
cmd shift f
“op”
“fn”
i also renamed the token to Function instead of operation
and general meta stuff like that
crisp frost
fn is a abbreviation for fortnite tho
radiant idol
function
placid kraken
`function`
too verbose, unironically
radiant idol
I don't even know why this keyword is a thing honestly, having the return type there makes a lot of sense
like we know it's a function already
placid kraken
like we know it's a function already
yeah but the parser doesnt
radiant idol
make it know then ✅
crisp frost
Just use some regex in the parser
placid kraken
also types are capitalized lmfao
pub Int main() {}
``` looks soooo uglycurrently its
pub fn main() -> Int {}
Is this rust again
crisp frost
im making my own language just the syntax happens to be similar
ohhh
placid kraken
initialy i made it
expose op main() -> Int {}
but i didnt like those keywords
so it slowly developed into looking like rust lmfao
torn oriole
I expect it to contain a hardcoded error condition if a string contains “icraze”
placid kraken
I expect it to contain a hardcoded error condition if a string contains “icraze”
let c = self.current_char();
if c.is_alphabetic() {
let (kind, value) = self.consume_identifier();
match value.clone() {
ValueKind::String(val) => {
if val == "icraze".to_owned() {
panic!("Do not utter thy words")
}
}
_ => {}
}
return Some(Token {
kind,
value,
location: self.get_location(),
});
}
its not even at compile time its at tokenization time
crisp frost
```rs
let c = self.current_char();
if c.is_alphabetic() {
let (kind, value)...
Is this code ur lang or rust
placid kraken
need to catch such horrible crimes like this early
otherwise they'll develop into worse things
placid kraken
Is this code ur lang or rust
this is rust
hasty ruin
Oh we’re not in ONO
torn oriole
placid kraken
my language doesnt even have if statments yet lmfao
nevermind structs and enums and match statements and tuples
what other things should i have other than += and -= @radiant idol
radiant idol
/= *= %=
placid kraken
!= already exists as a conditional
hasty ruin
//
placid kraken
`/=` `*=` `%=`
ah true
radiant idol
and ++ and -- i guess
placid kraken
and `++` and `--` i guess
yeah i was planning to
hasty ruin
already exists for comments
Something similar then
hasty ruin
and `++` and `--` i guess
you just scared away every swift user
placid kraken
`//` for what
divide by 1 trolley~3
radiant idol
good
hasty ruin
`//` for what
Division that drops the remainder
placid kraken
** for muliply by one
radiant idol
Division that drops the remainder
isnt that already the norm
placid kraken
Division that drops the remainder
oh this is a c style lang so just div with ints and itll automatically drop the remainder
radiant idol
** for muliply by one
** should be exponentiation
hasty ruin
oh this is a c style lang so just div with ints and itll automatically drop the ...
C 🙏
placid kraken
`**` should be exponentiation
i havent done exponentiation yet horror
num * num is fine for now
i should probably also add bsl and bsr binops
radiant idol
public func main() -> Void {
Int someInt = 2 ** 4;
printf!("%d", someInt); // 16
}
is this what you want the lang to look like lmao
radiant idol
yes
placid kraken
because that might aswell be swift
i do NOT want to write another swift
also Void isnt real, it's Nil
pub fn get_type(&mut self, r#type: String) -> Option<Type> {
match r#type.as_str() {
"Byte" => Some(Type::Byte),
"Halfword" => Some(Type::Halfword),
"Word" => Some(Type::Word),
"String" => Some(Type::Long),
"Int" => Some(Type::Word),
"Long" => Some(Type::Long),
"Single" => Some(Type::Single),
"Double" => Some(Type::Double),
"Nil" => None,
_ => Some(Type::Word),
}
}
why not Void
hasty ruin
```swift
public func main() -> Void {
Int someInt = 2 ** 4;
printf!("%d"...
What’s the !
placid kraken
because idk its always been nil
hasty ruin
looks goofy
radiant idol
variadic
placid kraken
What’s the !
he wants it to replace the $...$
hasty ruin
need objc interop
hexed knot
nah += is fine
placid kraken
idk what operator dumping is lmao
hexed knot
operator dumping is when you just use like every single special character to do something
like in swift ? is optional(i think)
placid kraken
oh
hexed knot
! Is something
hasty ruin
@placid kraken have you done order of operations
placid kraken
<@581573474296791211> have you done order of operations
yes
hasty ruin
🔥
placid kraken
any other tokens i should lex?
hasty ruin
icraze
placid kraken
this is a true 2024 statement
acoustic imp
Icrazy
radiant idol
Nightwind
hexed knot
any other tokens i should lex?
Are increments postincrement or preincrement
placid kraken
Are increments postincrement or preincrement
wha
placid kraken
you mean ++num and num++
hexed knot
Yea
hasty ruin
Nice copying iCraze's joke
All he does is copy
placid kraken
num++
hasty ruin
Ever heard of prysm?
placid kraken
but i can make it work with ++num if you really want it to
placid kraken
i think C lets you do that lmao
hasty ruin
increment then return or return then increment
placid kraken
oh, i guess ill do return then increment?
num++ will expand to num = num + 1
just like num += 5 will expand to num = num + 5
radiant idol
I fixed spinlock panics
hexed knot
@placid kraken https://stackoverflow.com/a/20647525
placid kraken
oh its this
anyone who stores the result of a += or ++ into another variable is insane anyway
hasty ruin
Ever heard of AIM ?
Nexus was first
slim bramble
Nexus was first
Was it really ?
hasty ruin
aim released first but I had posted about nexus already
because some of us don’t rush releases
hasty ruin
It's now ad full.
What the fuck
slim bramble
because some of us don’t rush releases <:troll:794397046706667530>
And some of us don’t memory leak
hasty ruin
Those of us in ONO yeah
hasty ruin
I had nexus mostly done by the start of December
slim bramble
Those of us in ONO yeah
Those in NON too
hasty ruin
Then aim dropped so I took a little break
nexus was 95% done by the new year but I got burnt out and took a 3 month break
then released 🔥
hasty ruin
why tf you got American date format
hasty ruin
Those in NON too <:troll:794397046706667530>
No Orange Names
slim bramble
No Orange Names
placid kraken
this is horror
slim bramble
Some of us don't leak (keys in) memory
I don’t leak them
Some guy likes to crack ifykyk
Won’t say his name tho
native orbit
:: languages 
sonic totem
Nightwind
placid kraken
ok wait
is exponentiation higher than multiplication in terms of operator precedence
yes it is
placid kraken
oh god horror
qbe ir doesnt have a built in exponentiation instruction
i cant even just use a for loop to hardcode the number of multiplications
because the way it works is that the rhs of the operator can be another AstNode
if it was hardcoded to be an integer then that kinda sucks
because it means you cant call functions in place
that return an integer
slim bramble
What really? 💀
Filling a complaint rn
placid kraken
ok @radiant idol what do you expect this to print
pub fn main() {
Int num = 0;
num++;
num++;
num += 5;
printf("%d\n", $...$, num);
}
I expect 12
placid kraken
well surprisingly enough it worked first try
slim bramble
well surprisingly enough it worked first try
Your shit confusing
placid kraken
i get the operation after an identifier
let res = match operation.kind {
TokenKind::AddOne => Some(AstNode::DeclareStatement {
name: name.clone(),
r#type: "Nil".to_owned(),
value: Box::new(AstNode::ArithmeticOperation {
left: Box::new(AstNode::LiteralStatement {
kind: TokenKind::Identifier,
value: ValueKind::String(name.clone()),
}),
right: Box::new(AstNode::LiteralStatement {
kind: TokenKind::IntegerLiteral,
value: ValueKind::Number(1),
}),
operator: TokenKind::Add,
}),
}),
TokenKind::SubtractOne => Some(AstNode::DeclareStatement {
name: name.clone(),
r#type: "Nil".to_owned(),
value: Box::new(AstNode::ArithmeticOperation {
left: Box::new(AstNode::LiteralStatement {
kind: TokenKind::Identifier,
value: ValueKind::String(name.clone()),
}),
right: Box::new(AstNode::LiteralStatement {
kind: TokenKind::IntegerLiteral,
value: ValueKind::Number(1),
}),
operator: TokenKind::Subtract,
}),
}),
_ => None,
};
if res.is_some() {
self.expect_token(TokenKind::Semicolon);
return res.unwrap();
}
``` then i check if its AddOne or SubtractOneif it is then i generate a new declare statement with no type (its inferred later)
then i either add or subtract the literal number "1"
and i expect a semicolon
if it isnt one of those 2 operators then
i parse until a semicolon
let mut value = vec![];
while self.current_token().kind != TokenKind::Semicolon && !self.is_eof() {
value.push(self.current_token());
self.advance();
}
self.expect_token(TokenKind::Semicolon);
let mapping = match operation.kind {
TokenKind::AddEqual => TokenKind::Add,
TokenKind::SubtractEqual => TokenKind::Subtract,
TokenKind::MultiplyEqual => TokenKind::Multiply,
TokenKind::DivideEqual => TokenKind::Divide,
TokenKind::ModulusEqual => TokenKind::Modulus,
other => panic!("Invalid identifier operation {:?}", other),
};
AstNode::DeclareStatement {
name: name.clone(),
r#type: "Nil".to_owned(),
value: Box::new(AstNode::ArithmeticOperation {
left: Box::new(AstNode::LiteralStatement {
kind: TokenKind::Identifier,
value: ValueKind::String(name),
}),
right: Box::new(Statement::new(value, 0).parse().0),
operator: mapping,
}),
}
``` then i map the operator with Equal to the right normal operatorWill your compiler be open source ?
placid kraken
then i declare the variable with the right being recursively parsed
placid kraken
Will your compiler be open source ?
already is
placid kraken
hang on i need to push this first
slim bramble
hang on i need to push this first
🔥
placid kraken
if you try
pub fn main() {
a++;
printf("%d\n", $...$, a);
}
``` it fails with `qbe:main.ssa:22: ssa temporary %tmp_11 is used undefined in @start`if you try
pub fn main() {
Int a = 10;
a++;
printf("%d\n", $...$, a);
}
``` you get `11`✨
ok there
native orbit
do you handle prefix operators? i.e. ++a
placid kraken
fuck i forgot to remove this LMAO
placid kraken
do you handle prefix operators? i.e. `++a`
currently those arent handled at all
the primary parser works like this
fn parse_primary(&mut self) -> AstNode {
match self.current_token().kind {
TokenKind::IntegerLiteral
| TokenKind::StringLiteral
| TokenKind::CharLiteral
| TokenKind::ExactLiteral => self.parse_literal(),
TokenKind::Identifier => {
if self.is_eof() {
self.parse_literal()
} else {
let next = self.tokens[self.position + 1].clone();
if next.kind == TokenKind::LeftParenthesis {
self.parse_function()
} else if next.kind.is_declarative() {
self.parse_declarative_like()
} else if next.kind.is_arithmetic() {
self.parse_arithmetic()
} else {
panic!(
"[{:?}] Expected left parenthesis or arithmetic, got {:?}",
self.current_token().location.display(),
self.current_token().kind
);
}
}
}
_ => panic!(
"[{:?}] Expected expression, got {:?}",
self.current_token().location.display(),
self.current_token().kind
),
}
}
it only parses ++ or += if it sees an identifier first
hasty ruin
fuck i forgot to remove this LMAO
.
placid kraken
i could make it match for ++ and then expect an identifier right after
placid kraken
.
anyway ++ and += arent really their own operator
they just expand like
num++;
into
Nil num = num + 1; // the real type is inferred at compile time
and
num *= 10;
into
Nil num = num * 10;
its sort of like a macro
you could write Nil num = num + 1; and it would have the same effect as num++
hasty ruin
why the fuck is it blue
placid kraken
arc boosts but i just like how it looks
placid kraken
i swear if someone changes the subject
i figured out how to call rust code in brainfuck
hexed knot
arc boosts but i just like how it looks
What
cloud yacht
my operating system is cursed
run it on real hardware now
frail cedar
@placid kraken is flora rootless only?
i'm trying to get it but it just says unavailable
velvet path
I believe so?
proud geyser
//
// TokenStorage.swift
// PlayGround
//
// Created by Jaspreet Malak on 4/11/24.
//
import Foundation
class TokenStorage {
private let userDefaults: UserDefaults
init(userDefaults: UserDefaults = .standard) {
self.userDefaults = userDefaults
}
func saveToken(token: String) {
userDefaults.set(token, forKey: "accessToken")
}
func getToken() -> String? {
userDefaults.string(forKey: "accessToken")
}
func clearToken() {
userDefaults.removeObject(forKey: "accessToken")
}
}
``` how does one remove keys for a device on xcode for testingi wanna clear tokens from xcode if its possible rather than just running clearToken() inside the app
can i run a blank install of an app everytime i run it..?
queen ruin
<@581573474296791211> is flora rootless only?
big F if true
hollow oar
Isn’t there [[Kaleidoscope]]?
faint lionBOT
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hollow oar
Never mind.
lusty jacinth
<@581573474296791211> is flora rootless only?
I don’t think so only because it says iOS 14+ in the description
frail cedar
it doesn't show up for me at all
lyric heron
isn't the deb on the github
placid kraken
i didn’t upload rootful because i have no way to test it
you’re welcome to build it for rootful and test it yourself but it might have issues
faint timber
legendary