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< rcurtin>
marcosirc: I kinda wish that Github had a nice way to track which comments I had responded to and which I hadn't
< rcurtin>
it seems like I need to scroll all the way through the spill trees PR to check what's been responded to
< rcurtin>
it's probably some nice functionality that Gitlab has but Github doesn't :)
< marcosirc>
Yeah! That PR became really full of comments! :)
< marcosirc>
I am working improving the implementation of TreeTraversers for Spill Trees right now. I will push some commit in the next minutes.
< rcurtin>
we are still waiting for my company to get a nice build server online... when it comes up, I think we will be able to set up the benchmark system much nicer
< Kirizaki>
so it's kind of "nightly" script which checks performance of algorithms ?
< rcurtin>
every time someone commits something, the build job checks to see if any files are modified
< rcurtin>
and based on what files are modified, it will re-run benchmarks for modified algorithms, then print the results in this channel (and save them to a database)
< Kirizaki>
ohh, nice
< Kirizaki>
it should give now realy good feedback
< Kirizaki>
I'm pretty amazed of it ;)
< Kirizaki>
good job
< rcurtin>
yeah, zoq built it for Summer of Code in 2013 and we have been using it ever since
< rcurtin>
the shogun project has started contributing to it also
< Kirizaki>
btw. about mlpack under windows
< Kirizaki>
I found out new way to "link" mlpack and boost_serialization
< Kirizaki>
by adding references, but when I'm pointing at .dlls or .libs I'm getting weird error:
< Kirizaki>
or I'm gonna paste it in specific issue
< rcurtin>
make sure to specify "-v" as an input option if you want the output from Log::Info :)
< Kirizaki>
and I wanted to write
< Kirizaki>
that I'm putting -v but it doesn't show
< Kirizaki>
but hmm
< Kirizaki>
nvm, I think this is my biggest achievement with using mlpack @Windows
< Kirizaki>
Warn & Fatal looks like work properly so...
< Kirizaki>
uufffff
< rcurtin>
hm, maybe print argc and argv on cout for debugging?
< Kirizaki>
yup, it's empty
< rcurtin>
if the program receives a "-v" option, then it should print all the stuff from Log::Info
< Kirizaki>
:P
< rcurtin>
hm, well I suppose that might be the problem :)
< Kirizaki>
hehehe
< Kirizaki>
for sure
< rcurtin>
but I dunno why that would be, if you are running the program with -v
< rcurtin>
like I said I am not a windows expert :(
< Kirizaki>
I'm gonna dig for it in google :P
< Kirizaki>
o jeez :P
< Kirizaki>
everything it's working properly :D
< Kirizaki>
I can't believe :D
< Kirizaki>
heh, ok, nvm
< Kirizaki>
sorry for spam
< zoq>
Kirizaki: Sounds great :)
< zoq>
Do you think you could write a simple "How to build a simple program which links against mlpack" tutorial? Would be much appreciated :)
< Kirizaki>
of course
< Kirizaki>
first I'm gonna remember how to reproduce it on and on
< Kirizaki>
because still using notes :P
< Kirizaki>
but after all, I'll do it
< zoq>
awesome, Thanks!
< Kirizaki>
ok, I can start doing how-to
< Kirizaki>
could it be on github > WIKI > dev. ref. > Windows Build > How-to...?
< Kirizaki>
or prefer using doxygen, some like iodoc.hpp?
< zoq>
Updating the wiki page sounds like a good idea :)
< Kirizaki>
I think wiki page should be better, I can tak iodoc.hpp as a reference to it
< Kirizaki>
and put some screen shots
< Kirizaki>
"finger pointing" on screen shots prevent against people like me :3
< zoq>
yeah, I like the style of keon's tutorial
< Kirizaki>
yup
< Kirizaki>
btw, it's not a problem if I use the same tutorial on my blog?
< zoq>
You mean keon's tutorial?
< Kirizaki>
any quotations of mlpack or something - do I will need to add it to my post?
< Kirizaki>
no, this "how-to" which I want to make
< Kirizaki>
I understand that I'm gonna be the author but it's under mlpack project so..
< zoq>
Of course you can publish it anywhere you like, if you like we can link to your blog.
< Kirizaki>
no, better will be to put it on mlpack's wiki page and I'm gonna rewrite word-to-word on my blog
< Kirizaki>
cause I'm not sure how long it's gonna be alive
< Kirizaki>
I'm just starting with blogging and it's free domain right now
< zoq>
okay, it's up to you.
< Kirizaki>
Ryan: WindowsBuild tutorial on wiki page - in my opinion, this page should point to keonkim's tutorial from: http://keon.io/mlpack-on-windows.html and rest of it can be erase, what You think about it?
< Kirizaki>
erased*
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< rcurtin>
Kirizaki: I agree, Keon's tutorial is much better than mine!
< Kirizaki>
ok, I'm already modifing Windows Build guide on wiki. I will left there some piece of yours guide but mainly I'll put a link to keonkim's post
< rcurtin>
sounds good, thanks for taking the time to do that!
< Kirizaki>
no problem
< Kirizaki>
um
< Kirizaki>
if I put screen shot as img in wiki page, in preview it shows only small icon of img, but later it'll show normal image from link?
< rcurtin>
I'm not sure, I'm not familiar enough with the github wiki system
< Kirizaki>
ok, then I'll put just tag-link to img