writing didn't work
#development
gentle grove
wooden yarrow
wtf
gentle grove
maybe it has immutable attribute set or something
I can't check right now
idk why adding write perms would bypass that if so but
acoustic imp
any idea how to get CF tunnles running on jb iphone ?
ik theres ngrok but i need vnc
@visual meadow have u done anything like that ?
visual meadow
No
lament barn
cf tunnels?
tepid olive
cf tunnels?
Cloudflare is think
acoustic imp
can somone with dev ACC get me this watch profile https://developer.apple.com/services-account/download?path=/iOS/iOS_Logs/loggingiOS.mobileconfig
this one
acoustic imp
oh it made me sign in tho ?
visual meadow
It makes you sign in but after that it just downloads
tepid olive
what's complicated about it
placid kraken
yall
maybe im just silly
but there has gotta be a simpler way to do this
basically
i want to allocate a string on the heap and then automatically update it when a variable changes
so i do this
string bouncesString = malloc(1);
defer free(bouncesString);
to initialize
and then lets assume i have this variable first right
int bounces = 0;
this variable changes and i want to put it into a string to put on the screen
first i get the length of the string with snprintf
int length = snprintf(NULL, 0, "Bounces: %d", bounces);
then i realloc
bouncesString = realloc(bouncesString, length + 1);
then i write to the memory
sprintf(bouncesString, "Bounces: %d", bounces);
then i use the string
DrawText(bouncesString, (screenWidth - MeasureText(bouncesString, fontSize)) / 2, 100, fontSize, YELLOW);
theres no way this is the easiest way to do it
however this is the approach i found when looking through the stdio docs lmao
meanwhile in python or something
# init
bounces = 0;
bouncesString = "Bounces: 0";
# update
bouncesString = f"Bounces: {bounces}";
lmao
vivid dew
well int_max is 10 digits so you can just make the string big enough to hold that many and not realloc or check the length
placid kraken
great that means i dont even need to use the heap i can just stack allocate it
thank you :3
i can just
// init
int bounces = 0;
string bouncesString[strlen("Bounces: ") + 10];
// update
sprintf(bouncesString, "Bounces: %d", bounces);
almost the same as py
gentle grove
and what does git diff say
faint timber
git diff --color=always HEAD~ HEAD | tee
the only correct way ^
gentle grove
`git diff --color=always HEAD~ HEAD | tee`
the only correct way ^
what does that even do
diff the last commit?
faint timber
exactly what you think it does but better
gentle grove
couldn't you technically omit the second HEAD
also how's it better
regular git diff with no flags is paginated and colored already
gentle grove
what does the tee even do
faint timber
tee makes it not open in less
gentle grove
oh
binary files
Wdym copy pasted the repo folder, I'm trying to visualize what you did
faint timber
@grave sparrow hey arm expert: is there a more aapcs way to do this?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62812383/most-effient-way-to-push-all-registers-to-stack-in-arm64
gentle grove
like copied the entire folder or just .git?
faint timber
<@434097922762735618> hey arm expert: is there a more aapcs way to do this?
htt...
something something midfunction hooking 
faint timber
-a is the only way
gentle grove
what happens if you git diff --stat
or you could try moving the file that it says is modified to another spot and then git restore it, and see if you can compare a difference now
faint timber
-a is the only way
❯ cat ~/.zsh_history | grep "cp -a" | wc -l
377
faint timber
I hate the stack alloc every line tho wtf is that about
gentle grove
capt
That would've been useful to know
It's definitely not checked out
Hold on
I can't read the docs on my phone great
go back to the old repo and see how big the file is
i wonder if something was cached
what
It just said it was 111 bytes a moment ago
no
you're just stupid
Send me the directory fr
the only thing I can think of is maybe you didn't actually have the file stored in LFS in the previous repo
It definitely shouldn't be 333333 bytes in the index
but git says it is
it should be the 111 bytes in git because it's just a metadata file
but in the index it should be 111 so it's weird that it thinks it's being changed from 333333 (which it shouldn't be) to 111
Let me go home and do some investigation with a gif lfs repo
gentle grove
@grave sparrow for the record did you ever run git lfs install
run git lfs install again and see if it fixes it 
or git lfs checkout but that doesnt really help figure out why it happened
on a fresh clone?
oh i thought this was only talking about copying a clone
weird
@grave sparrow so what do the lfs files look like inside, are they text files with the metadata
These pointer files usually start with the line
version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1.
what about git lfs pull
it should automatically do it but try it anyways
gentle grove
<@434097922762735618> so what do the lfs files look like inside, are they text f...
are they still just text files
on github website when you look at the file, does it say stored with git lfs
that explains everything
so its committed to the repo without using git lfs
youll have to delete it from the repo in a commit and then add it with lfs
what does .gitattributes look like, is it configured to make *.dylib stored in lfs or whatever
no because its not stored in lfs
i think it wants to change it to an lfs file
look at .gitattributes
faint timber
@grave sparrow no stack space? wtf?
no Im at call #1 and only the 5th instruction in!
x8 is the reg I modify so I don't need to save it
I forgo
8 != 16 align
ashen canyon
im like 99% sure you need "stp x8, x9, [sp, #-16]!\n" for alignment
but i could be very wrong
i was in the process of typing it out before you said it
faint timber
I want working code copy pasted before I do good neat code
cool btw this code doesn't work at all lmao
not your code but that stack overflow code
ashen canyon
im like 99% sure you need 768 bytes
faint timber
https://www.diffchecker.com/u2OBu6X3/ bruh moment
yah it does idk why it failed the first time
thanks
thats stupid tho because im preserving lr I can't use ret, so I have to use a register to br back shame theres no br add reg like you wanted 
@grave sparrow
arm devs when they have to implement new features instead of sitting at their desk making free money
it is literally confirmed that nvidia work environment is that
just add and shifts
lsl
just listing all the options
nvm then
faint timber
exception hooking
oh you kinda already said that
idk its built into ellekit
https://github.com/evelyneee/ellekit/blob/main/ellekit/Languages/C/Hook.swift#L105-L112
oh stock yah I doubt that
windows go sicko mode
secweritwy 😵💫
pthread_create
faint timber
- page codesign?
- jit?
native orbit
breakpoint method not work on stock anymore?
apple just ruining shit to ruin shit
solar lagoon
on yourself you can do both
you can still set exc handlers on remote processes afaik
wooden yarrow
let llbpdig = dict.get("LLB")
.unwrap()
.as_dictionary()
.unwrap()
.get("PartialDigest")
.expect("Partial Digest not found")
.as_data()
.unwrap();
rust 
wooden yarrow
```rust
let llbpdig = dict.get("LLB")
.unwrap()
...
dict.get(comp)
.and_then(|x| x.as_dictionary())
.and_then(|x| x.get("PartialDigest"))
.and_then(|x| x.as_data())
.expect("Failed to get Partial Digest")
(you can do cooler optional chaining but still funny)
gentle grove
```rust
dict.get(comp)
.and_then(|x| x.as_dictionary())
.and_then(|x| x....
ok that has to be done better as an if let
actual imperative code
pearl sail
https://vxtwitter.com/memechaotic/status/1818033799286112610?s=4
When you ask gen AI to solve the math problem
wooden yarrow
ok that has to be done better as an if let
as in how
like just getting rid of the last .expect() in exchange for if let Some(llbpdig) = ?
gentle grove
isn't dict.get just returning an Option
gentle grove
like just getting rid of the last `.expect()` in exchange for `if let Some(llbpd...
change the entire and_then chain to just be lines of code in the body of an if let
wooden yarrow
change the entire and_then chain to just be lines of code in the body of an if l...
wouldnt that make a small pyramid tho
gentle grove
What
Wait you're literally just using x every time
That should just be a dot chain
wooden yarrow
Wait you're literally just using x every time
?
those are closures
each time the type is diff
wooden yarrow
No functional
wtf where rust as a functional language
wooden yarrow
That should just be a dot chain
also wtf is a dot chain
is that not functional programming
or atleast return chaining
gentle grove
```rust
dict.get(comp)
.and_then(|x| x.as_dictionary())
.and_then(|x| x....
which one of these and_then's return option
what type is dict.get
gentle grove
dict.get(comp)?.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDigest")?.as_data()
something liek that
hard to know without seeing code for what the types are
wooden yarrow
```rust
dict.get(comp)?.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDigest")?.as_data()
```
oh isn't that just doing the same thing except instead of .and_thening you just return a error in the function if there is any
is there so much of a diff
.
gentle grove
do you really want the and_then version
wooden yarrow
it looks cool
gentle grove
oh isn't that just doing the same thing except instead of `.and_then`ing you jus...
after optimizations yes
gentle grove
it looks cool
if your definition of cool is being horrifying and taking up 10x the space
wooden yarrow
after optimizations yes
also how would i do that in a function that doesn't return a Result
wooden yarrow
wouldnt i need to do some ass thing where i either put it in another function or closure
then end up using .expect anyways
💀
gentle grove
{
dict.get(comp)?.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDigest")?.as_data()
}.expect("fail whatever")
probably a better way to do this but i forgor
wooden yarrow
```rust
{
dict.get(comp)?.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDigest")?.as_data()
}.e...
this looks more ass than .and_then
gentle grove
no
if let Some(c) = dict.get(comp) {
c.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDigest")?.as_data()
}
maybe that works
gentle grove
also additional branching <:supershocked:1130249630127501432>
what do you mean
wooden yarrow
```rust
if let Some(c) = dict.get(comp) {
c.as_dictionary()?.get("PartialDig...
also the result that comes from the ? operators still has to be dealt with
so after that block comes a .unwrap() or .expect()
👨
placid kraken
im making structs in elle
keyword ideas pls
struct or def?
struct AudioStream {
long buffer;
long processor;
int sampleRate;
int sampleSize;
int channels;
};
struct Sound {
AudioStream stream;
int frameCount;
};
radiant idol
struct definitely
manic forum
`struct` or `def`?
house
each class is called a city made up of a bunch of houses
and the entry point of the program is called customs()
when something goes wrong you alert police::buffer_overflow_department
idk why i came up with this i'm just bored, struct sounds okay
a house may not contain itself directly or indirectly unless it is called leaves
in which case the compiler executes a fork bomb
placid kraken
lmfao
slender glade
You can't register exception handlers for your own proc??
I literally can't believe that for some reason
like that just cannot be true
setting thread states was entitle'd one day randomly but exception handlers??
solar lagoon
ellekit does it
plus dopamine doesn’t modify that stuff
@grave sparrow wtf are you talking about
ellekit uses mach apis to set exc handlers to hook functions
it works on all ios versions
what else is there to say
solar lagoon
uh ok
still you would need to store a 64bit address in the instruction
and that takes many instructions
placid kraken
ok ive confused myself
in qbe, types can be aggregate aka structs right
so you can write a declaration such as
type :Test = { l, w }
%tmp =:Test call $getSomething()
where :Test is the type
however to actually create one of these structs you need to do something like this
type :Test = { l, w }
export function w $main() {
@start
%test.addr =l alloc8 12
storel 10712512, %test.addr
%tmp.addr =l add %test.addr, 8
storew 252, %tmp.addr
ret 0
}
i can get the compiler to generate this
but how do you get just the straight up memory as a type like before
because all you have when you create it is a pointer to the start of the allocated memory
i also do this when making local variables so i can get their stack address
%i.addr =l alloc4 4
storew 100, %i.addr
%i =w loadw %i.addr
but that doesnt really make sense for structs??
like you cant exactly do
%stream.addr =l alloc4 28 # longs are 8 bytes in this case
%tmp =:AudioStream call $GetAudioStream();
store:AudioStream %tmp, %stream.addr
%stream =:AudioStream load:AudioStream %stream.addr
storing an address on stack takes instructions
acoustic imp
Suggestions ? Ik I should like make it not over lap but do I make the text smaller ?
acoustic imp
like into a dropdown
Like here ?
Like do another drop down like I Alr have ?
(Also ik padding is messed up)
placid kraken
sort of ya
mobile phones have a lot more vertical than horizontal space
omg
why is this being generated
im going insane
i tried to debug it
this name isnt even used ever when assigning anything anywhere in the compiler
HOW IS IT BEING EMITTED
i even checked the statements in each block generated by the compiler
how in the heck is it emitting sound.addr
.
the generated string literally does not contain sound.addr
austere island
has anyone extracted the apple intelligence on-device model weights yet
acoustic imp
Is it bad to have it scroll i kinda wana keep this like floating thing. Like a dynamic isldand kinda thing
native orbit
is what u want to do is just changing pc without requiring another reg?
solar lagoon
what i’m saying is that idea doesn’t make sense since youd need to movk parts at a time and it would just be corrupted until the address is complete
native orbit
better get hired at arm cuz they aint gonna do shit 💀
ashen canyon
Is it bad to have it scroll i kinda wana keep this like floating thing. Like a d...
please for the love of god remove the actual scroll thumb bar
acoustic imp
yea il move it down
acoustic imp
idk if IOS lets me do that, -webkit-scrollbar::{ display none} maybe
native orbit
if on mac can spin up a hacky kext lol
acoustic imp
no just remove it entirely
actully movile isnt gona have that
ashen canyon
idk if IOS lets me do that, -webkit-scrollbar::{ display none} maybe
or just change the width of it to not be like 100% of the scroll view
wooden yarrow
wait is this not just the jump insn
hasty ruin
piracy
native orbit
could handle it like how the kernel handles svc, and just set the thread state tbh
hasty ruin
wooden yarrow
also I don't see the point of arm ever adding that insn because 1. more complexity and 2. you can already achieve this with a little extra instructions which wouldnt be a problem for code writers
also can you not just use page tables for this
remap to somewhere closer
acoustic imp
@ashen canyon @placid kraken
waxen prawn
good morning tweakers
acoustic imp
desktop* (yes ik colors are off)
waxen prawn
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theos/theos/master/bin/install-theos)" ran this command to install tea os
and um
it is installed but running $THEOS does nothing
==> Dependencies have been successfully installed!
==> Checking for WSL...
==> Seems you're not using WSL. Moving on...
==> Checking for $THEOS environment variable...
==> $THEOS has not been set. Setting now...
==> Checking for Theos install...
==> Theos appears to already be installed. Checking for updates...
Already up to date.
==> Notice: Visit https://github.com/theos/theos/commits/master to view recent changes.
==> Checking for iOS toolchain...
==> A toolchain appears to already be installed.
==> Checking for patched SDKs...
==> SDKs appear to already be installed.
==> Theos Installer: Theos has been successfully installed! Restart your shell and then run $THEOS/bin/nic.pl to get started.
xash@archiemarchie ~/t/bin (master)>
acoustic imp
did u restart ur shell ?
acoustic imp
sorry tweakers
dont call anyone that
waxen prawn
apperantly fish shell is just ass
god but i love the autocomplete
okay
ok. Jce i am making a tweak
to get that juicy DEVELOPER role zzz
i am ma
fa
ashen canyon
fr
reef trail
err moderators they’re abusing perms
placid kraken
with enough money anything is possible
harsh junco
god but i love the autocomplete
placid kraken
@radiant idol
function callableArray<T>(...array: T[]) {
const _closure = (index: number) => index;
const typedClosure = _closure as unknown as typeof _closure & typeof array;
array.toString = function() {
return `[${array.map(element => JSON.stringify(element, null, 2))}]`;
}
const proxy = new Proxy(typedClosure, {
get(_, prop: string, __) {
return !isNaN(+prop) ? array[+prop] : Reflect.get(array, prop, array);
},
set(_, prop: string, handler) {
!isNaN(+prop) && (array[+prop] = handler)
return true;
},
apply(_, __, [index]) {
if (typeof index === 'number') {
return array[index];
}
return null;
}
});
return proxy;
}
orchid fulcrum
Playing audio on apps while ringer switch is in silent. Dev role worthy or no ?
Well what do you personally think ?
Not long 💀
50 lines
kind herald
I modded my xbox do i get developer role
orchid fulcrum
I made a simple game looking step by step from a guide. Also working on a similiar game myself without guides but i kinda got stuck on it so doing tweaks rn
orchid fulcrum
Playing audio on apps while ringer switch is in silent. Dev role worthy or no ?
All those aside i hate this "feature".Just because i don't want my phone ringing like crazy doesn't mean i don't want to hear my game lol
placid kraken
All those aside i hate this "feature".Just because i don't want my phone ringing...
i have your solution
its called
✨ Do Not Disturb ✨
orchid fulcrum
No thanks
Thats even worse imo 💀
I hate it so much so that if i had a jb its one of the first things i would get rid of
wooden yarrow
<@799410351207612426>
```ts
function callableArray<T>(...array: T[]) {
cons...
why would you do this
placid kraken
why would you do this
bored
but the callable array part was easy
the hard part was to make it typed
so that indexing and calling the function returns the right type
thats what this
const _closure = (index: number) => index;
const typedClosure = _closure as unknown as typeof _closure & typeof array;
``` does
faint stag
Playing audio on apps while ringer switch is in silent. Dev role worthy or no ?
i mean doesn't ios just let you use critical alerts for this
yeah i know that wasn't a thing at some point but still
but yeah you can just bypass silent mode if you use the right kind of stream xd
i'm almost sure there's app store apps that do this
placid kraken
structs were too complicated so i did non-base-10 literals
use std/io;
fn main() {
long a = 0xDEADBEEF;
int b = 0o273451456;
int c = 0b111010011011111010010100101;
printf("a = %ld\nb = %d\nc = %d\n", a, b, c);
}
and i also cleaned up the function return type inference really heavily
solar lagoon
@grim sparrow Is the new porter robinson album good
granite frigate
russian roulette is banger
pearl sail
literately
faint timber
acoustic imp
im this close 🤏 to shooting myself over JS
pearl sail
im this close 🤏 to shooting myself over JS
Programmers when they are told to deal with JS
tepid olive
Programmers when they are told to deal with JS
Yeahhh
grim sparrow
<@270540064512147456> Is the new porter robinson album good
So good
gentle grove
<@799410351207612426>
```ts
function callableArray<T>(...array: T[]) {
cons...
is this an actual language
SwiftScript
they should give me dev
gentle grove
Programmers when they are told to deal with JS
thats what you call a skill issue
imagine being sent into despair just because a language is a little silly
placid kraken
is this an actual language
it’s just typescript
gentle grove
there's no way
orchid fulcrum
i'm almost sure there's app store apps that do this
Sure, this is just the playback category in AVFAudioSession
Still useful in games as they are mostly muting audio when in silent. Also idk about dnd or critical alerts i don't like those kind of workarounds much
faint stag
it’s just typescript
that's a bit worse but i forced myself to basically take a crash course on it because i needed a fix for a node package i had no alternative for
however that function is beyond my scope (wordplay not intended)
granite frigate
what’s thr windows version of dyld
that like finds dlls to inject them during runtime but windows
sonic totem
The DLL loader is the part of the operating system (OS) that loads DLLs and/or resolves references to DLLs.
Doesn’t even have a cool name
wooden yarrow
Doesn’t even have a cool name <:troll:794397046706667530>
dyld is literally just DYnamic Link eDitor
wooden yarrow
> The DLL loader is the part of the operating system (OS) that loads DLLs and/or...
you could call that the DLLL technically
💀
faint stag
that like finds dlls to inject them during runtime but windows
rundll32
that one was a bit obvious
wooden yarrow
32 bit? in this day and age?
faint stag
no it's still named 32 for the 64 bit one
wooden yarrow
average windows
faint stag
wooden yarrow
now do ldid
the Link iDentIty eDitor?
faint stag
average windows
honestly it would break things renaming it
wooden yarrow
the fuck did they do to the acronym
wooden yarrow
honestly it would break things renaming it
the most windows thing ever
apple would simply not care
faint stag
the most windows thing ever
i mean, it's something in system32 why rename
faint stag
the fuck did they do to the acronym
because it wasn't one
ld = linker
id = identity
wooden yarrow
because it wasn't one
`ld` = linker
`id` = identity
😭
wooden yarrow
because it wasn't one
`ld` = linker
`id` = identity
wait that just says linker identity then
and the shit does that mean
frail cedar
faint stag
that too
wooden yarrow
dyld is literally just DYnamic Link eDitor
so dyld was supposed to be the DYnamic LoaDer ?
faint stag
but yeah if ld is the command for your linker ldid does make some sense
wooden yarrow
guess that makes sense
hasty ruin
Linker Dynamic edition
faint stag
so dyld has insert libraries
well it just calls LoadLibraryExW (rundll32)
faint stag
i was kinda curious about systemwide inject on windows
SetWindowsHookExcan be used to inject a DLL into another process
yeah that's about right
rundll32 is more like
a symbol finder in some cases
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/nf-winuser-setwindowshookexa
win32 is surprisingly quite documented
oh and one more thing, you'll commonly see methods ending in A or W and wondering what the hell the differences are
Win32 APIs often support both -A and -W variants. -A variants recognize the ANSI code page configured on the system and support
char*, while -W variants operate in UTF-16 and supportWCHAR. Until recently, Windows has emphasized "Unicode" -W variants over -A APIs.
i haven't even looked into windows development that much
wchar_t is just a macro for implementing wide chars
lime pivot
Doesn’t even have a cool name <:troll:794397046706667530>
we should call it Alfie
sonic totem
We’ve always seen eye to eye Kirb
lime pivot
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/nf-winuser-setwindow...
the DoJ suing you for self-preferencing APIs will do that
lime pivot
We’ve always seen eye to eye Kirb
I meant other Alfie @hasty ruin
sonic totem
hasty ruin
I meant other Alfie <@883412614699446283>
🤝🤝🤝🤝
hasty ruin
native orbit
@hasty ruin aurora dash better 
hasty ruin
<@883412614699446283> aurora dash better <:Shrugg:975654467678658580>
NXE is undeniably the best
grim sparrow
It’s very indie pop/rock
solar lagoon
i don’t like most electronic so we’ll see
native orbit
NXE is undeniably the best
nah blades is the best
hasty ruin
Blades is ugly 👎
freestyle has a blades theme anyway
So it’s gotta be superior to aurora
native orbit
i like my coverflow games tho
solar lagoon
i don’t like most electronic so we’ll see
brat is the only electronic album ive liked since nurture
grim sparrow
Whereas it’s my favourite group of music :3
pearl sail
imagine being sent into despair just because a language is a little silly
The despair and pain happen after you have taken the first step into learning JS. Just like what happened to Peter in that gif
acoustic imp
<@1246169810665210028> <@581573474296791211>
@radiant idol what do you think of my drop down
radiant idol
Seems fine
solar lagoon
russian roulette is good
the bridge is well done
plus it’s written by a member of bleachers wtf
solar lagoon
porter still has a place in my heart tbh he makes beautiful melodies
this is so good
cloud yacht
https://tenor.com/view/sudo-apt-aptget-real-sudo-aptget-real-gif-24049165
It bugs me that this very much isn't the output of apt-get
hasty ruin
Just soldered my finger 👍
acoustic imp
TIL adding 'hidden' as an attribute to an html element hides it
light owl
NXE is undeniably the best
Why ur room so
hasty ruin
Not my pic
slim bramble
<@1246169810665210028> <@581573474296791211>
You made that ?
coarse moss
is there a discord server for apple development not related to jailbreaking?
acoustic imp
You made that ?
yea
it works to
for linux ISO's *
try the theos server
they are good
native orbit
usually know*
acoustic imp
native orbit
bruh
acoustic imp
it was Moz docs, weird
whats the best way to do sorting? like subviews/children bassed of a property/attribute
(like the concept? or like fundimentals?)
placid kraken
whats the best way to do sorting? like subviews/children bassed of a property/at...
in general quick sort
if you want to sort in js tho,
you need to have a way to order each item
so if you wanna sort lexicographically
i think its something like
myArray.sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b))
chat gpt gave me sm an i made it work ```js
function sortTorrentsByName(){
const torrents = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("torrent"));
torrents.sort((a, b) => {
const nameA = a.getAttribute("name").toUpperCase().replace(/./g, ' ');
const nameB = b.getAttribute("name").toUpperCase().replace(/./g, ' ');
if (nameA < nameB) {
return -1;
}
if (nameA > nameB) {
return 1;
}
return 0;
});
torrents.forEach((torrent, index)=>{
torrent.style.order = index;
});
}```
is this bad ?
placid kraken
yea
placid kraken
chat gpt gave me sm an i made it work ```js
function sortTorrentsByName(){
c...
wont work because you cant really compare strings with < or >
use localeCompare
acoustic imp
it works 🤷♂️
placid kraken
does it work for if the strings start with the same first char but the rest are different
so like car and cat
ashen canyon
it works 🤷♂️
just because it works doesn't mean it's the best practice or the most efficient way
placid kraken
^
placid kraken
chat gpt gave me sm an i made it work ```js
function sortTorrentsByName(){
c...
this is how i would do it
function sortTorrentsByName() {
const getName = node => node.getAttribute("name").toUpperCase().replace(/\./g, ' ');
const torrents = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("torrent"));
torrents.sort((a, b) => getName(a).localeCompare(getName(b)));
for (let i = 0, torrent = torrents[i]; i < torrents.length; i++) {
torrent.style.order = index;
}
}
prefer standard for loops over forEach because theyre much faster
acoustic imp
oh ok
placid kraken
you could even
there
that is faster because youre not allocating a function on each stack frame of the callback to .sort
ashen canyon
this is how i would do it
```ts
function sortTorrentsByName() {
const getNam...
function sortTorrentsByName() {
const torrents = document.querySelectorAll('torrent');
const sortedTorrents = Array.from(torrents).sort((a, b) => {
const nameA = a.getAttribute("name").toUpperCase().replace(/\./g, ' ');
const nameB = b.getAttribute("name").toUpperCase().replace(/\./g, ' ');
return nameA.localeCompare(nameB);
});
for (const [index, torrent] of sortedTorrents.entries()) {
torrent.style.order = index;
}
}
i don't really use js- assuming that'll do the same thing
acoustic imp
this is how i would do it
```ts
function sortTorrentsByName() {
const getNam...
didnt know u could do that => thing
ashen canyon
arrow functions my beloved
placid kraken
didnt know u could do that => thing
const a = () => {
return 5;
}
``` and
```ts
const a = () => 5;
``` are exactly the samethat is the most cursed way to write a function (the first one)
placid kraken
that is the most cursed way to write a function (the first one)
not really
its just preference if the function body is big
placid kraken
yea thats what i do
acoustic imp
that is the most cursed way to write a function (the first one)
ask night for the 16Player SS's
placid kraken
but those arent actually the same expression
const a = () => {
return 5;
}
is not the same as
function a() {
return 5;
}
placid kraken
no
if you define the first one and try to access this, you will get the this of the arrow function scope
if you define the second one you will not, you will get the this of the parent scope (for example a class's this)
its a lexical scope difference
because anonymous functions dont create a new lexical scope theyre more of a "callback"
ashen canyon
i don't trust programming languages that use this instead of self
acoustic imp
js 
ashen canyon
💀
placid kraken
i need to get a reference of this outside of the arrow function
because i wont have access to it inside of the arrow function
so i need to capture it beforehand to be able to use it
alternatively you can do ```ts
const a = (() => 5).bind(this);
😭
placid kraken
✨ javascript ✨
acoustic imp
🎉
placid kraken
yay
acoustic imp
now for the rest
placid kraken
```js
function sortTorrentsByName() {
const torrents = document.querySelecto...
fyi for (i = 0; i < x; i++) loops are faster than for (const a of b) loops which are faster than b.forEach(a) loops
acoustic imp
localcompare does numbers right ?
placid kraken
locale = localization = language so no
acoustic imp
placid kraken
if you wanna sort by numbers do
myNumberArray.sort((a, b) => a - b) // ascending
myNumberArray.sort((a, b) => b - a) // descending
k
placid kraken
<:hm:1158412406167457802>
try put 132 in there somewhere
itll insert it between 13 and 21
acoustic imp
oh
placid kraken
its sorting them by strings
localeCompare doesnt exist as a method on the Number class
or rather
a better example is this
because theyre already "sorted" in the array i showed in that screenshot
its sort of like sorting "an", "and", and "bat"
acoustic imp
would this work ```js
function sortTorrentsByNumAtribute(attribute){
const torrents = document.querySelectorAll('torrent');
const sortedTorrents = Array.from(torrents).sort((a, b) => {
return a.getAttribute("attribute") - b.getAttribute("attribute");
});
for (const [index, torrent] of sortedTorrents.entries()) {
torrent.style.order = index;
torrent.setAttribute("order", index);
}
console.log("sorted Torrrents By ", attribute);
}``` doesnt seam to
acoustic imp
🎉
acoustic imp
oops
snow python
prefer standard for loops over forEach because theyre much faster
Only true if you are doing over a million permutations.
faint timber
but list comprehension and enumerate -> index, entry tuple's are super nice to have codewise
placid kraken
Only true if you are doing over a million permutations.
i wrote a performance example in the browser and it had significant performance improvements with arrays of length 1e5 or less (even 1e4 has noticeable improvements)
on node its almost exactly the same until 1 million+ permutations, yes
snow python
I would argue that readability is more important in this case, especially since its extremely unlikely they would be rendering 1e4 elements to the dom without it being virtualized anyway
placid kraken
lol yeah of course
fyi running a more heavy operation like logging to the screen on an array with more than like 200 elements kills the page due to not enough ram so i cant really test that accurately
with 2e2 elements the results are pretty clear tho
ideally i would run this test about 500 times and average it but it takes quite a while so i wont
const array = new Array(2e2).fill(null).map((_, i) => ({
sayHi() {
console.log(`Hi I am element ${i + 1}/${array.length}`);
}
}));
const forStart = performance.now();
for (let i = 0, element = array[i]; i < array.length; i++) {
element.sayHi();
}
const forEnd = performance.now();
const forEachStart = performance.now();
array.forEach(element => element.sayHi());
const forEachEnd = performance.now();
console.log(`for took ${forEnd - forStart}`);
console.log(`forEach took ${forEachEnd - forEachStart}`);
Im going to ignore that because forEach and map is easier to spell
placid kraken
```ts
const array = new Array(2e2).fill(null).map((_, i) => ({
sayHi() {
...
i added scientific notation to elle because of this snippet lmfao
use std/io;
fn main() {
long a = 0xDEADBEEF;
int b = 0o273451456;
int c = 0b111010011011111010010100101;
long d = 1.2e9;
double e = 2.7182818e0;
printf(
"a = %X\nb = %d\nc = %d\nd = %ld\ne = %.7f\n",
a, b, c, d, e
);
}
it was a pain because i had to handle both ints and floats
acoustic imp
cursed ios 15.4> , anyone know how to solve the floating bar issue in css ? insead of using vh i use ?
ig im jus cooked
Oh well (ios 15.1.1)
placid kraken
cursed ios 15.4> , anyone know how to solve the floating bar issue in css ? inse...
dvh?
placid kraken
does something like github even load on a webkit version that old
glad timber
hola, anyone know of a discord for macos/apple dev in general?
random root
If there's a developer here interested in a gig, I'm offering $2k for a custom Tinder Bypass
Requirements:
To work on iPhones 8 and X
Palera1n jb
ios 16.7.8
Has to be able to work with a few tweaks
Do not waste my time, we'll do the deal with a trusted middleman, that we both agree on.
Best regards
manic forum
If there's a developer here interested in a gig, I'm offering $2k for a custom ...
https://reddit.com/r/TweakBounty might be interested
random root
<https://reddit.com/r/TweakBounty> might be interested
Thank you
orchid fulcrum
hola, anyone know of a discord for macos/apple dev in general?
There is theos discord and hackdifferent discord
glad timber
There is theos discord and hackdifferent discord
I found hack diff, can you dm me about theos?
robust radish
If there's a developer here interested in a gig, I'm offering $2k for a custom ...
that’s wild
tweak injection on the latest version of Tinder. What are some of the tweaks that will be used? I’ll demonstrate they work
random root
that’s wild
tweak injection on the latest version of Tinder. What are some of ...
Token Grabbers, model spoofer, location spoofer and vpn, but last 2 can be done with gerarium and shadowrocket
If you can impletement everything in 1 tweak, budget is unlimited
wheat grotto
Token grabber :/
random root
Token grabber :/
Authtoken, refreshtoken, deviceid and persistentid
reef trail
Token grabber :/
it’s so they can login to tinder accounts without a phone
random root
it’s so they can login to tinder accounts without a phone
Backend API automation
P.S. apologise for the spam to everyone that has notifications on
reef trail
Backend API automation
P.S. apologise for the spam to everyone that has notific...
yeah
rocky oriole
im making a tweak for the twitter app, do i put the twitter bundleID in MobileSubstrate bundle filter option? theos
robust radish
If you can impletement everything in 1 tweak, budget is unlimited
does the request include implementing that stuff, or is it sufficient to deliver a tweak that allows other tweaks to be loaded into Tinder
reef trail
im making a tweak for the twitter app, do i put the twitter bundleID in MobileSu...
yes
random root
does the request include implementing that stuff, or is it sufficient to deliver...
Sufficient to deliver a tweak that allows other tweaks to be loaded into Tinder. I'll be on a flight for the next 7 ish hours tho
wheat grotto
it’s so they can login to tinder accounts without a phone
Me when waydroid:
Tho I’ve got no clue, haven’t had the need for tinder
waxen prawn
hepl polos gusy
drifting heron
this is so fucked up
drifting heron
this is so fucked up
In theory, will it be possible to force it on an older version of the app? As far as I know, the UI for it has been in the app for a long time
drifting heron
In theory, will it be possible to force it on an older version of the app? As fa...
So we'd just need a tweak that forces the UI to enable, and it should work once the server accepts the requests
placid kraken
can someone explain in simpler details how logical AND/OR works
i implemented it but it feels a bit inefficient
for AND,
- it declares a temporary with 0
- it checks the left side
- if left side is 0 (false), it jumps to the end, otherwise it jumps to the right side
- if the right side is 0 (false), it jumps to the end, otherwise it jumps to a special label that sets the temporary to 1
- at the special label, it sets the temporary to 1 and then jumps to the end
for OR,
- it declares a temporary with 0
- it checks the left side
- if left side is 0 (false), it jumps to the right side, otherwise it jumps to the special label
- if the right side is 0 (false), it jumps to the end, otherwise it jumps to the special label
- at the special label, it sets the temporary to 1 and then jumps to the end
there has gotta be a simpler way to do that
manic forum
that sounds about right
placid kraken
however this means that if you do
fn meow() {
puts("meow!");
}
fn main() {
bool a = false;
a && meow();
}
``` `meow` will never be calledlikewise if you do
fn meow() {
puts("meow!");
}
fn main() {
int a = true;
a || meow();
}
``` `meow` will never be called@placid kraken that also sounds right
manic forum
likewise if you do
```c
fn meow() {
puts("meow!");
}
fn main() {
int a ...
why should meow() be called here
imo it'd be a bug if it were called
placid kraken
why should meow() be called here
meow will not be called
manic forum
meow will *not* be called
that sounds correct, that's what i'm saying
manic forum
isn't that the same as C's behavior?
placid kraken
yes
placid kraken
im not quite sure how to do it without a temporary tho
because for example that temporary can then be used in an if statement which does jnz with that temp
manic forum
consider this: a == null || !a.flag
you don't want the right side to be evaluated if the left side succeeds
placid kraken
yep makes sense
wooden yarrow
im not quite sure how to do it without a temporary tho
erm in asm you could just j{ne, le, gt, lt, gt, ...}
but
wooden yarrow
you don't want the right side to be evaluated if the left side succeeds
this is called short circuiting
placid kraken
until now all "logical" expressions were just calling bitwise ones internally lol
now theyre actually logical
placid kraken
this is called short circuiting
magic
wooden yarrow
magic
no just one of many compiler optimizations
(which might as well be magic yes)
fading shell
Really useful magic though
manic forum
@placid kraken also what's the precedence of && and ||
placid kraken
no just one of many compiler optimizations
i mean its less of an optimization and more of a logical step
manic forum
iirc || usually has precedence
placid kraken
<@581573474296791211> also what's the precedence of && and \|\|
pub fn precedence(&self) -> i8 {
match self {
// Self::Exponent => 8,
Self::Multiply | Self::Divide | Self::Modulus => 7,
Self::Add | Self::Subtract => 6,
Self::LessThan | Self::LessThanEqual | Self::GreaterThan | Self::GreaterThanEqual => 5,
Self::EqualTo | Self::NotEqualTo => 4,
Self::And | Self::BitwiseAnd => 3,
Self::BitwiseXor => 2,
Self::Or | Self::BitwiseOr => 1,
_ => 0,
}
}
or maybe i'm wrong idk
manic forum
no wait it was && yeah
wooden yarrow
i mean its less of an optimization and more of a logical step
I mean that's literally what compiler optimizations are
wooden yarrow
logically think through if things can be added/removed/rearranged without side effects
placid kraken
nope
even if i did that it wouldnt really matter due to dead code elimination later
placid kraken
I mean that's literally what compiler optimizations are
yeah but in this case some assumptions might be incorrect if this optimisation wasnt there
like that example greencraze said
where you wouldnt want something to run if the first part is already true
so without the optimization some things might break
which makes it less of an optimization inherently and more of a compiler step
even though it is an optimization in nature
manic forum
short circuiting isn't an optimization, it is done even with no optimization in C
placid kraken
yeah
thats probably because its fundamental to the program running without undefined behavior, even though it technically optimizes the code
where UB is used in a slightly different context than usual, just not knowing what result the compiler will produce when you write the code
also does C have different syntax for sar and shr
manic forum
for what?
placid kraken
for shifting to the right preserving the sign or filling the freed bits with 0s
im gonna assume its always preserving the sign of the value?
placid kraken
considering this returns -32 and 32 respectively idk
int main() {
int a = -64;
a >>= 1;
int b = 64;
b >>= 1;
printf("%d\n%d\n", a, b);
}
then i guess it's always preserving
acoustic imp
@placid kraken @radiant idol what do you think
placid kraken
<@581573474296791211> <@799410351207612426> what do you think
increase the horizontal margin on all of these buttons
the background gets too close to the text on the sides
aswell as like these lol
other than that its pretty goo
d
acoustic imp
hmm
acoustic imp
the background gets too close to the text on the sides
its i think a little hard bc like the text box fills the spaces where text could go
not where it is
placid kraken
send css
slim bramble
<@581573474296791211> <@799410351207612426> what do you think
Congrats, I don’t see a spelling issue
placid kraken
lmfao
radiant idol
<@581573474296791211> <@799410351207612426> what do you think
Very teslaman-y
acoustic imp
how do i not make it teslaman-y
acoustic imp
send css
.panelStat{
width: max-content;
height: calc(100% - 22px);
padding: 3px;
margin:2px;
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
flex-wrap: nowrap;
gap: 5px;
align-items: center;
border: var(--GlassBorder) 1px solid;
border-radius: 10px;
}
.pusher{
margin-right: auto !important;
}
.panelStat img{
width: auto;
height: 100%;
}
.panelStat p{
width: fit-content;
height: 100%;
display: flex;
}```<div class="panelStat" stat="dl_info_speed">
<img class="svgIcon" src="/img/cloud-download-svgrepo-com.svg" alt="">
<p>0 B/s</p>
</div>```why dows loging in freez the tab smh
😭
oh it was nothing, nvm
acoustic imp
```css
.panelStat{
width: max-content;
height: calc(100% - 22px);
pa...
btw they are here to
linux iso's 👍
manic forum
linux iso's 👍
just one?
placid kraken
```css
.panelStat{
width: max-content;
height: calc(100% - 22px);
pa...
add a margin-inline value to your .panelStat p selector
manic forum
oh
wooden yarrow
considering this returns -32 and 32 respectively idk
```c
int main() {
int a...
this is implementation defined and can vary on the compiler you use
manic forum
i'm blind
wooden yarrow
placid kraken
this is implementation defined and can vary on the compiler you use
wonderful i love UB
manic forum
i searched for ubuntu specially *
just one ubuntu iso?
wooden yarrow
wonderful i love UB
not UB, just ID
manic forum
implementation-defined?
wooden yarrow
implementation defined
placid kraken
yea
acoustic imp
add a `margin-inline` value to your `.panelStat p` selector
?
manic forum
I have made one up !
don't we all
placid kraken
maybe do like 4px if ur using px
placid kraken
but as what 😭
margin is for vertical and horizontal, it sets both at once
wooden yarrow
don't we all
average language development
placid kraken
margin-block is for vertical specifically
wooden yarrow
we are at the cutting edge of language 💪
acoustic imp
`margin` is for vertical and horizontal, it sets both at once
il jus do this fun ```css
padding: 3px 6px 3px 6px;
acoustic imp
oh uk ok
placid kraken
il jus do this fun ```css
padding: 3px 6px 3px 6px;
```
u know u can do padding-left, padding-right etc right
acoustic imp
ik but like its less lines yk
placid kraken
and u can also do padding: x y where x is for vertical and y is for horizontal
acoustic imp
fric
reef trail
i hate css, it never does what i want it to
placid kraken
lmao for realsies
thats why i use tailwind
the "cascading" part of css, its main selling point, is the worst part about it
acoustic imp
wow these look better to now
reef trail
thats why i use tailwind
tailwind was worse for me cos it was harder to keep track of everything
placid kraken
tailwind was worse for me cos it was harder to keep track of everything
tailwind's main goal was to eliminate the cascading part of css
and also duplication for the same code everywhere
where you have 25 different classes but theyre all basically just a flexbox
acoustic imp
yes.
reef trail
and also duplication for the same code everywhere
they didn’t really solve that lol
placid kraken
they didn’t really solve that lol
instead of
<div class="a"></div>
<div class="b"></div>
.a {
display: flex;
}
.b {
display: flex;
}
/* ... */
you just have
<div class="flex"></div>
<div class="flex"></div>
i have sm like that
placid kraken
theyre called "utility classes"
acoustic imp
acoustic imp
oh
placid kraken
so for example
<button class="bg-red-500 text-white py-2 px-4 rounded-none">
Click me
</button>
Me when I write raw HTML and noe have to copy paste the same classnames to 20 different elements
placid kraken
a button with a red background, white text, 2 padding vertical, 4 padding horizontal, no border
acoustic imp
so for example
```html
<button class="bg-red-500 text-white py-2 px-4 rounded-no...
i mean u can jus do that with regular CSS no ?
my.css 💯
placid kraken
i mean u can jus do that with regular CSS no ?
yes but its about being able to do that without actually writing css code lmao
tailwind solves many problems its just hard to read with a lot of classes
ok now @wooden yarrow this is the real question
should this
fn main() {
bool a = true;
a && (int b = 5);
}
``` throw an errorits like conditional compilation but runtime
manic forum
so for example
```html
<button class="bg-red-500 text-white py-2 px-4 rounded-no...
be me, write actual css like it's 2012
wooden yarrow
should this
```c
fn main() {
bool a = true;
a && (int b = 5);
}
``` thro...
huh, why an error
manic forum
no frameworks, no compilation, just plain css
reef trail
i think i just need to relearn css entirely but it’s hard to forget what you’ve already learnt
manic forum
i think i just need to relearn css entirely but it’s hard to forget what you’ve ...
i relearn it every time i use it
placid kraken
huh, why an error
what should it do then lmao
manic forum
which is not often
reef trail
like should i use pixels or not
wooden yarrow
what should it do then lmao
just compile normally
and since this is resolved at compile time
placid kraken
because right now it silently stops compiling anything after the declaration (thats obviously not correct behavior lmfao)
wooden yarrow
just include
manic forum
should this
```c
fn main() {
bool a = true;
a && (int b = 5);
}
``` thro...
what is this supposed to do
manic forum
why declare a variable in there
placid kraken
why declare a variable in there
its more for something like this
use std/io;
fn main() {
bool a = true;
int b = 100;
a && (b = 5);
printf("%d\n", b);
}
``` like a shorthand if statementI mean in your ast tree you should atleast be able to pick up literals no
manic forum
its more for something like this
```c
use std/io;
fn main() {
bool a = true...
this seems fine
placid kraken
idk C crashes
manic forum
but a && (int b = 5) ?
what happens if a is false?
is b set to 0?
is it undefined?
placid kraken
nvm it doesnt what
manic forum
idk C crashes
i feel like it should work
wooden yarrow
nvm it doesnt what
.
placid kraken
it does i was being stupid earlier and not wrapping it in ()
wooden yarrow
its more for something like this
```c
use std/io;
fn main() {
bool a = true...
also in c the assignment operator returns the rvalue
placid kraken
i know it does in elle too
acoustic imp
like should i use pixels or not
Depends
wooden yarrow
c v0.5 fr
acoustic imp
Ppl us rem units but like idk thoes
wooden yarrow
still no structs btw
wtf
manic forum
@placid kraken will you support unions
placid kraken
<@581573474296791211> will you support unions
the IR has unions so maybe i will lmao
reef trail
Ppl us rem units but like idk thoes
they’re relative to the current font size iirc
cloud yacht
Ppl us rem units but like idk thoes
Relative em iirc (I forgor what em is)
placid kraken
structs are basically fancy arrays with multiple types anyway
wooden yarrow
<@581573474296791211> will you support unions
you know what would be better than unions
tagged enums
placid kraken
that's one way to put it
when compiled structs lose their member names and are just compiled as indexes from a base ptr
manic forum
i wouldn't call that an array
placid kraken
so
struct Foo {
int a;
long b;
}
compiles to
type :Foo = { w, l }
padding:
wooden yarrow
also structs can have bit sized ints
so
which you cannot easily get with just casting in and out of arrays
placid kraken
-
allocate memory the size of the array
-
use store instruction for each value at each offset from the base ptr
-
when retrieving, calculate an offset from base ptr and use a load instruction
-
allocate memory the size of the struct
-
use store instruction for each value at each offset from the base ptr
-
when retrieving, calculate an offset from base ptr and use a load instruction
the only difference is youre doing more than just a multiplication to get that offset in structs
placid kraken
also structs can have bit sized ints
true
for now bool is just a typedef for int, true is a typedef for 1 and false is a typedef for 0
manic forum
i think that's also what C does?
wooden yarrow
for now `bool` is just a typedef for `int`, `true` is a typedef for `1` and `fal...
literally just C
wooden yarrow
yeah
placid kraken
other than just %d
placid kraken
yea same
placid kraken
lmao
wooden yarrow
anyways I don't think the value for true is defined in C
actually
I think usually it's 255 or 1 though
placid kraken
stdbool.h
manic forum
stdbool.h has it i think
wooden yarrow
does that define a value though?
manic forum
ok i'll just stop typing
wooden yarrow
or is that just impl defined behavior
manic forum
manic forum
An application may undefine and then possibly redefine the macros bool, true, and false.
wtf
manic forum
yeah
radiant idol
oh but ok so if you don't include stdbool.h
There’s the built in _Bool and you can use 1 and 0 ig
wooden yarrow
i mean but then that's diff i think
manic forum
$ cat test.c
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#undef true
#define true 0
int main() {
if (!true) puts(":troll~1:");
}
$ cc test.c
$ ./a.out
:troll~1:
$
meow
putting this in all of my libraries so i confuse C developers
wooden yarrow
```$ cat test.c
meow
```
you should do what this tweet says i think
placid kraken
idk why its f if it returns double but whatever
these also make sense more or less i guess
but still _Bool doesnt follow any of these
wooden yarrow
barely
manic forum
you should do what [this](<https://x.com/lunasorcery/status/1288612212718940163>...
recompile the kernel so that reading a file named girl always opens a file with the contents nya~~
pull a windows COM1 but with the name "girl"
placid kraken
true
wooden yarrow
pull a windows COM1 but with the name "girl"
"guys help why cant i save a file called girl"
manic forum
lmao
manic forum
or recompile cat
I'm gonna do it
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils
acoustic imp
🎉🥳
manic forum
why do i need tex to compile coreutils 
manic forum
i failed to take a screenshot 4 times
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ echo test > girl
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ rm girl
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$
@wooden yarrow superior coreutils
wooden yarrow
🔥
wooden yarrow
```
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ echo test > girl
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ rm girl
$...
"guys why can't i output girls"
manic forum
for future reference
diff --git a/src/cat.c b/src/cat.c
index b33faeb35..859d4bf98 100644
--- a/src/cat.c
+++ b/src/cat.c
@@ -671,6 +671,7 @@ main (int argc, char **argv)
if (argind < argc)
infile = argv[argind];
+ bool reading_girl = STREQ (infile, "girl");
bool reading_stdin = STREQ (infile, "-");
if (reading_stdin)
{
@@ -679,6 +680,24 @@ main (int argc, char **argv)
if (file_open_mode & O_BINARY)
xset_binary_mode (STDIN_FILENO, O_BINARY);
}
+ else if (reading_girl)
+ {
+ int fds[2];
+ if (pipe(fds) != 0)
+ {
+ error (0, errno, "%s", quotef (infile));
+ ok = false;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (write(fds[1], "nyaa~\n", 6) != 6)
+ {
+ error (0, errno, "%s", quotef (infile));
+ ok = false;
+ continue;
+ }
+ close(fds[1]);
+ input_desc = fds[0];
+ }
else
{
input_desc = open (infile, file_open_mode);
also wow patch highlighting in discord looks nice for some reason
placid kraken
for future reference
```patch
diff --git a/src/cat.c b/src/cat.c
index b33faeb35...
@clear iron nice name and pfp
clear iron
Ty! ^^
native dune
```
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ echo test > girl
$ ./src/cat girl
nyaa~
$ rm girl
$...
You could’ve done this with a bash function
manic forum
You could’ve done this with a bash function
but that's not fun
my first solution involved recompiling the kernel
and i still think that's the best solution
unless you can hook syscalls in the kernel with drivers?
i have no idea
placid kraken
@wooden yarrow real
fn toBool(bool value) {
if value {
return "true";
} else {
return "false";
}
}
bool format specifier
placid kraken
%s is my favourite bool format specifier
acoustic imp
<@353736669138255874> real
```c
fn toBool(bool value) {
if value {
r...
? fn toBool(bool value) { return value ? "true : "false"; }
placid kraken
? ```fn toBool(bool value) {
return value ? "true : "false";
}```
ternaries dont exist in elle yet
wooden yarrow
<@353736669138255874> real
```c
fn toBool(bool value) {
if value {
r...
wait hold on
toBool implies going to a bool
but this is going to a const char*
so toString?
placid kraken
lmfao
manic forum
$ cat test.c
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
bool mybool = true;
printf("check out my cool boolean: %s\n", mybool);
}
$ cc test.c
$ ./a.out
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
$
i love c
not even a warning
placid kraken
ill actually add this to the stdlib
manic forum
wait
free(long ptr) ??
does the language not have pointers
or how do you use them?
placid kraken
not even a warning
its honestly more annoying when trying to print an int but you put %ld and its just completely incorrect
placid kraken
does the language not have pointers
long stands for null *
wooden yarrow
`long` stands for `null *`
what the shit
placid kraken
no in this case long is the memory address space
manic forum
what the shit
unrelated but nullptr_t is a thing in c++
wooden yarrow
wtf
wooden yarrow
unrelated but nullptr_t is a thing in c++
oh, yeah
that's just NULL
but type form
wooden yarrow
your ass would not survive with near/far pointers
placid kraken
string is a macro for char *
wooden yarrow
placid kraken
your ass would not survive with near/far pointers
wtf are far pointers
wooden yarrow
wtf are far pointers
manic forum
something something arm64?
manic forum
wow i was wrong
placid kraken
does the language not have pointers
use std/io;
fn other(int *a, string *str) {
printf("(fn other)\n\ta = %d\n\tstr = %s\n", *a, *str);
*a = 542;
}
fn main() {
int a = 39;
string str = "Hello world!";
other(&a, &str);
printf("(fn main)\n\ta = %d\n", a);
}
wooden yarrow
`long` stands for `null *`
wait actually why can you not just have a null type
like void in c
manic forum
actually yeah
placid kraken
wait actually why can you not just have a null type
i mean in general a void* in C just means pointer to untyped memory right?
manic forum
would make more sense than null *
wooden yarrow
yes
manic forum
which implies that it is always null
wooden yarrow
which implies that it is always null
pointer that turns into 0 whatever address it has