02:13:32 luigi1111w: please also merge https://github.com/monero-project/supercop/pull/4 05:05:06 selsta: ... the macOS/darwin depends build on travis is finally compiling with the amd64 asm :) 07:57:09 @rehrar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILB3GmBAP7k - still not working, when rewinding video switches to different. It's not because yt encoding. 07:57:37 please fix it ;) 10:37:51 .merge+ 6354 10:37:51 Added 12:47:48 moneromooo: could you add all existing approved PRs to the merge bot that we want to include in the next HF? 12:48:08 if we can do one round of merges it should be easier to have an overview of what is left to review 13:40:45 .merges 13:40:45 -xmr-pr- 6354 6500 6542 6546 6593 13:45:01 For 6500 - Is this still ready to be merged? The last discussion seems to have trailed off without any finality. 6542, 6546, 6593 need some friendly eyeballs. :) 13:47:47 I'd say yes. Someone can add some sed later to convert version variants. 17:33:27 vtnerd: thanks for fixing, looks like we can include it in next release :) 17:34:33 There's still the AS/ASM mismatch. 17:35:17 Oh there's a comment sauing that'll be dropped. Good. 20:17:15 it wasn't a mismatch, the gnu assembler is called "as" 20:19:12 it's actually called gas. as was the original AT&T assembler for Unix 20:19:38 Hmm. Sounds odd, but OK. 20:20:31 I'm talking about the varaible, just to make it clear. 20:20:47 I was wondering about that too. 20:21:05 It's cmake though, so it might made to annoy people. 20:21:28 cmake is best make 20:21:43 ^ someone who only knows cmake and libtool 20:21:45 With the latest changes, gcc (set by CMAKE_ASM_COMPILER) seems to be the asm compilere of choice. 20:24:58 clang is only for the most 1337 hackers 20:34:16 since clang was developed largely with Apple's assistance, I inherently dislike it 20:36:26 gawd, every time I see one of our stack traces I want to puke 20:41:10 Why ? They don't resolve addresses to symbols ? 20:41:23 Or just because they exist ? :) 20:41:38 those function signatures are atrocious 20:41:42 and largely noise 20:41:44 Oh you mean gdb, not the ones we log... right. 20:42:02 such a stark difference between a C trace and a C++ trace 20:42:13 the C trace shows the actual values of parameters 20:42:18 it's actually useful 20:42:36 the C++ trace shows you class inheritance, but no parameter values 20:42:48 and our class heirarchy is just gross 20:42:51 I think this can do too if you build with enough -g and little enough -O. 20:43:46 e.g. the gdb.txt that was just attached to issue #6744 20:44:08 thread 14 backtrace - pure noise 20:44:30 thread 14 frame 14 - this is insane 20:45:27 Ah, but you can use less -SR, the spam gets clipped and you see the good stuff :) 20:46:29 hmm, that's a bit more readable, but the fact is that C++ is still pushing all this garbage around in the actual code 20:49:22 how many pointers does it have to dereference to find one method being invoked 20:50:54 less is more 20:53:36 Why is ther even a class hierarchy? 20:59:03 That's an excellent question 22:44:49 .merge+ 6329 22:44:50 Added 23:15:15 .merge+ 6493 23:15:15 Added 23:20:53 .merge+ 6600 23:20:53 Added 23:22:42 .merge+ 6601 23:22:43 Added 23:37:06 .merge+ 6618 6632 6634 6661 6662 6677 6679 6689 6691 6693 6698 6703 6712 6715 6716 6718 6720 6722 6727 6736 23:37:07 Added