<cheim0>to close bug 34457 on the bug tracker, is access to the server control at debbugs.gnu.org restricted to lead developers? Or is it unrestricted, allowing any user to tag or close a bug? <manumanumanu>wingo: I don't know if you are subscribed to srfi-announce, but immutable integer mappings just got a SRFI draft. They seemed an awful lot like intmaps, so I am digging through the intmap source to see if I can implement that srfi on top of intmaps. <wingo>something to fix for 3.0.7, yeah <wingo>i mean it's been like that for a while but we need to fix it <manumanumanu>hej stis! how is python coming along for you? It is a project that fills me with awe, while making me disappointed with myself because I can't stand python :P <daviid>lle-bout: can you try ,bt [#:full? #f] #:width 1000 <lle-bout>daviid: in that scenario I cannot because the error is issued by GNU Guix where I have no control over GNU Guile options ***Server sets mode: +nt
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<stis>manumanumanu: it's moving slowly forward, a lot of things works well, especially the parser which can handle a big chunk of python 3.6 code <stis>currently I'm working to get the typing working ***nckx[2] is now known as nckx
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<stis>just making sure that you can quiry type information for variables in classes <stis>I need it for dataclasses which i am implementing <manumanumanu>that shit go way beyond me. I am trying to implement a red-black-tree, and it is very slow. Creating 10000 integer mappings takes 2.5 seconds... <stis>structs with inherritance but interoperates with python normal classes ***DadeBonetti1 is now known as DadeBonetti
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