<didi>Is civodul who sign guixs releases? <didi>OK. Signs point to "yes". ***adhoc_ is now known as adhoc
<didi>Is it possible to have a module with a number? e.g. (define-module (42 foo)) <didi>nalaginrut: It looks like I can't. <nalaginrut>I guess there's a step to call symbol->string to get module path from (42 foo) <microcode>the makefile has been running the GUILEC ice-9/psyntax-pp.go task for about 3000 minutes <microcode>is it just going to take 5000 minutes and 4GB of RAM, or is this a bug? <microcode>(Right now it has mapped about 2.2GB of memory) <civodul>microcode: building that file takes time, but on the order of a few minutes on a recent machine <microcode>I mean, it's not going to swap, so it shouldn't be THAT slow <microcode>Maybe I should attach a debugger, see why this two-thread hotloop is taking hours <civodul>microcode: building Guile master takes longer, but it shouldn't be that long <mark_weaver>microcode: there's an issue with master when parallel marking is enabled, which is the default for gc-7.4. the workaround is to set GC_MARKERS=1 during the compile. <civodul>mark_weaver: BTW, i'll be afk this week-end; maybe we can plan for the release between Mon and Wed? <mark_weaver>I'm a bit worried about the relative lack of testing on diverse systems, but at this point I'm getting exhausted. <mark_weaver>if you could send an email to platform-testers, I'd be grateful. <civodul>a lesson i learnt is that a release is never perfect ;-) <mark_weaver>indeed, apparently I still need to learn that lesson :) <mark_weaver>I'm hoping it can be better than 2.0.9 in all respects, though. <mark_weaver>platforms that I'd especially like tests on include ARM and x32. <mark_weaver>ARM because it's obviously important, and x32 because I pushed a patch a while ago that *should* fix it, but I have no x32 system on which to test. maybe there are other problems too. <mark_weaver>(obviously I could install an x32 system on my intel box, but my time is limited :) <civodul>i wonder what's going on with the Compile Farm <mark_weaver>yeah, that's obviously important infrastructure for us, down a long time.