havenwood changed the topic of #ruby to: Ruby 3.4.2, 3.3.8 https://www.ruby-lang.org | Log https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/ruby
<nakilon> try_do -> have_devel? -> try_link -> try_link0 -> try_do
<nakilon> mkmf.rb is such a mess
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<nakilon> I wish there was such profiler https://i.imgur.com/5i7N09z.png so I could see the way the program was executed, and with the variables assigments, so I could run the program in two ways and then diff it to localize the issue
<nakilon> for now I have to do it via adding File.open("temp.temp", "a"){ |_| _.puts "#{Time.now} |#{" " * caller.size}| try_link0 false" } all over the place
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<isene> I have a problem that's driving me nuts here. My gem rcurses is pushed to rubygems.org as version 3.5.1. I have all the time updated my gem back locally shortly after I pushed it. While rubygems.org is indeed reporting the latest version (see https://rubygems.org/gems/rcurses), when I do `gem update rcurses` I get "Gems already up-to-date: rcurses" - since yesterday (after pushing 3.5). And `gem
<isene> search rcurses -r --all` reports all versions only up to 3.4.3. No luck with ChatGPT. This is sanity breaking stuff. And so I turn to this place. What the heck is going on here?
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<o0x1eef> How long ago did you update ? Looks like today. It can take a while for the index to update. Usually no longer than 10 minutes though.
<o0x1eef> Looks like there is ongoing maintainence, I suggest waiting a while
<isene> I've waited 24 hours... but I have patience for another 24
<o0x1eef> If not maybe reach out to support, but most likely it is a server-side issue, something about the index not being updated
<o0x1eef> You might also try this: source = Gem.sources.first; ls source - there is probably some useful methods to play around with and introspect on
<o0x1eef> isene: Try source.load_specs(:latest) for example, then look for your gem
<o0x1eef> irb(main):038> source.load_specs(:latest).find { _1.name == "rcurses" }
<o0x1eef> => #<Gem::NameTuple rcurses, 3.4.3, ruby>
<o0x1eef> Everything I try suggests your latest gem versions are just not in the index
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<isene> `source.load_specs(:latest).find { _1.name == "rcurses" }` -> undefined local variable or method `source' for main (NameError)
<isene> `Gem::source.load_specs(:latest).find { _1.name == "rcurses" }` -> undefined local variable or method `source' for Gem (NameError)
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<o0x1eef> Sorry. source = Gem.sources.first
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<isene> (eval at /usr/lib/ruby/3.3.0/irb/command/internal_helpers.rb:22):1:in `<top (required)>': undefined method `extract_ruby_args=' for module IRB::Command (NoMethodError)
<isene> IRB::Command.extract_ruby_args = Gem.sources.first
<isene> ...when I did `source = Gem.sources.first`
<isene> o0x1eef: Now, do you get to install the latest rcurses (3.5.1) or is it just me?
<isene> Anyone else in here want to try `gem search rcurses -r --all` and see if you get versions 3.5 and 3.5.1 as part of the result?
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<o0x1eef> isene: gem info -r rcurses still 3.4.3 for me
<o0x1eef> No 3.5, etc.
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<isene> But you see it on the web. Crazy. But why?
<o0x1eef> The index and web database are not the same.
<isene> So, something is hanging or is crashed/corrupted over at rubygems.org?
<o0x1eef> I don't recall the filename exactly, but there is something like specs.4.2.gz that is downloaded by rubygems client, that's the index, and it is what gem install, gem info etc would query. It appears to not include your recent versions for one reason or the other.
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<havenwood> isene: The status page says "Service Under Maintenance" but they haven't given any other details.
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<havenwood> isene: Should be good to go.
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<nakilon> I believe there is a bug in mkmf that stores $have_devel falsely stating that the "dev (tools?)" are missing but they aren't, it's just a misleadingly cached global var from those cyclic insane recursions
<adam12> nakilon: It has other flaws too.
<nakilon> (also thelounge is glitching and I have to reload the page to send the message)
<nakilon> I mean, if I call the pkg_config, then assign something to $LIBS, then call again the same pkg_config, everything is fine
<nakilon> but if I skip the first pkg_config call and first assign the $LIBS and then call the pkg_config it does not work anymore, it's erroring
<adam12> If you install a gem on a mount with noexec, it fails about devtools
<nakilon> https://i.imgur.com/JUGPg3N.png it's so hard to follow
<adam12> Yeah.
<adam12> I looked at source and decided I don't have time to unravel to submit a PR.
<nakilon> I'm trying to fix the gem I don't need, lol
<adam12> But that's true for a lot of ruby-core. Written in 2000 for 1.6 and never touched again.
<isene> It solved itself now
<nakilon> the whole build system would be cool if it was functional, not procedural with all those global vars, but okay, just... man, those cyclic recursions are something
<nakilon> git blames nobu, in 2010; gonna skip this investigation and just make "rake compile" work
<o0x1eef> I usually use rake-compiler fwiw, seems okay but I don't do anything complicated
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<nakilon> had to consult with deepseek for two evenings lol
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<o0x1eef> Congrats :)
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<havenwood> nakilon: Just a oneline to fit here, but I wonder about a style like: %w[libjpeg libpng].each { |lib| pkg_config(lib)&.each { |flag| $CFLAGS << ' ' << flag.strip } }
<havenwood> In the inner each, you could `config = pkg_config lib` and: abort "Cannot find #{lib} via pkg-config" unless config
<nakilon> havenwood I left them separatable; once you get one excluded you would have loops for no reason
<havenwood> nakilon: Then: pkg_config('libpng')&.each { |flag| $CFLAGS << ' ' << flag.strip } }
<nakilon> but yeah, pkg_config is an array that might be concatenated in different ways
<havenwood> nakilon: It's either an Array or `nil`, either of which works.
<nakilon> the deepseek was telling me just join it without even realising it's an array, not a string
<nakilon> *just <<
<havenwood> nakilon: So, it's either `nil` or `[...]` and the `Array pkg_config` in your code is to `Array nil #=> []`.
<havenwood> A `pkg_config(lib)&.each` will do nothing if `nil` and add each flag if it's an Array.
<havenwood> nakilon: I followed your spacing, other than stripping to avoid extra whitespace.
<nakilon> I don't mind spaces ..D
<havenwood> Then don't strip, but no need to create an array. :)
<havenwood> nakilon: pkg_config('libpng')&.each { |flag| $CFLAGS << " #{flag}" }
<havenwood> No biggie. I might switch yours to `pkg_config("libpng").to_a.join(" ")` if you want to go that route, just since it's a bit simpler to read.
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<havenwood> nil.to_a.join(' ') #=> ""
<havenwood> Ruby 2.2! Oh no.... Haha
<nakilon> didn't know you can nil.to_a, that's awful
<havenwood> nakilon: `Array(nil)` is similar.
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<nakilon> Array is like splat operator
<nakilon> nil just takes no elements in it
<havenwood> nakilon: config = pkgconfig 'libnakilon'; abort 'nakilon missing' unless config; config.each ...
<havenwood> Array(nil) #=> []
<havenwood> nil.to_a #=> []
<nakilon> somehow abort didn't work, btw, only raise
<havenwood> nakilon: `fail` is an mkmf comment, right?
<havenwood> I don't use it a ton.
<havenwood> Nope, my memory failed me.
<havenwood> Just the Kernel raise alias.
<havenwood> nakilon: I do think `" #{pkg_config('libpng').to_a.join(' ')}"` is a bit less noisy than `" #{(Array pkg_config "libpng").join " "}"`.
<havenwood> Reads a bit more in order.
<nakilon> yeah it's good
<nakilon> I just want to go through this finally https://github.com/Nakilon/dhash-vips/pull/20 and I need to compile all those other gems for the benchmark
<nakilon> it is sad that it got two times slower compared to BDIGITS
<nakilon> why do the changelos always claim ruby gets faster?...
<nakilon> at least, that's the only way dude figured out
<nakilon> and I've no idea why I used the an and bn to go from that side of the array; from the other one it would go through &, not |, no it should be more zeros; so I'm gonna try to tweak it a bit
<nakilon> *so it
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