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<oriansj>janneke: congrats on the release;
***jonsger1 is now known as jonsger
<oriansj>also janneke checkout the slow_lisp's solution to unquote-splicing (I think you'll like the mes_read.c part the best
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<Hagfish> https://opensource.googleblog.com/2019/09/unleashing-open-source-silicon.html
<Hagfish>it seems like an idea whose time has come
<xentrac>that's what I said when I saw the OpenRISC 1000 boot Linux at the Freedom Technology Center
<oriansj>I think of it more of when the tools required reach a baseline required, the things that were previously considered impossible become normal
<theruran>wow. just read Coding Machines D:
<oriansj>theruran: classic bootstrapping folklore; we even have a game (warzone2100) that is GPLv2+ (available in guix and other fine distros)
***ng0_ is now known as ng0
<stikonas>rekado: hi, any chance you can review my java bootstrapping patches?
<stikonas>(those on debbugs bug#38321)
<janneke>vagrantc: re the mes lib dir problem you reported; ./configure --libdir=/usr/lib/mes should "work"
<janneke>after that, mescc does not link out of the box, user would have to set LIBRARY_PATH manually -- i have a fix for that on master
<vagrantc>janneke: that's what i ended up doing, yeah
<janneke>great!
<vagrantc>--libdir=/usr/lib/$MUTLIARCH_TRIPLET/mes/ basically
<janneke>even better!
<vagrantc>janneke: if you could push a signed tag for v0.21 that woudl be nice :)
<janneke>vagrantc: pretty sure i did that...
<janneke>did you pull tags?
<janneke> http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/mes.git/tag/?h=v0.21
<vagrantc>huh
<vagrantc>normally pulls tags
<vagrantc>i re-fetched and this time it pulled down the new tags
<janneke>weird, well good!