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[00:00] CIA-79
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pyzmq: 03MinRK 07 * r0efdbe3 10/ zmq/eventloop/ioloop.py : upstream tornado fix for PeriodicCallback ...
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[00:44] mikko
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hmm, any windows users about?
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[00:49] jhawk28
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<-
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[00:49] jhawk28
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mikko: whatcha need?
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[00:52] mikko
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http://snapshot.zero.mq/
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[00:52] mikko
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can you see if those windows snapshots are ok
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[00:52] mikko
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it should contain dll for 32 and 64 bit
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[00:52] mikko
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first build using visual studio express 2010
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[00:52] mikko
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was a bit of a pain to get 64bit working
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[00:52] jhawk28
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hehe
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[00:53] jhawk28
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64bit under VS 2008 isnt too bad
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[00:53] mikko
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express or pro?
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[00:53] jhawk28
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pro
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[00:53] mikko
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i couldn't get express working
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[00:53] mikko
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under 2008
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[00:54] mikko
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works out of the box in pro
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[00:54] jhawk28
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yes
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[00:54] mikko
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but express 2010 with SDK 7.1 seems to work reasonably well
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[00:55] jhawk28
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what VC++ dist did it use?
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[00:55] mikko
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2010
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[00:55] jhawk28
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need to be specific
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[00:55] mikko
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sec
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[00:56] jhawk28
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VC++ 2008 has 3 different ones, the first one, SP1, and SP1 ATL
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[00:57] jhawk28
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2010 has 2
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[00:57] mikko
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10.0.30319
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[00:57] mikko
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it seems
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[00:59] jhawk28
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not sure if that is VC++ 2010 or VC++ 2010 SP1
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[01:00] jhawk28
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http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=13523
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[01:00] jhawk28
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or http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=14632
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[01:01] mikko
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does one need to have specific runtime?
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[01:01] jhawk28
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yes
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[01:01] mikko
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non SP1 ones wont run with SP1 runtime?
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[01:01] jhawk28
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I don't think so
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[01:02] mikko
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that sounds a bit messy
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[01:02] jhawk28
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it wasn't for me when I was doing the 2008 (but that was a long time ago)
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[01:02] mikko
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if service pack breaks backwards compatibility
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[01:02] jhawk28
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yes, its a pain
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[01:02] jhawk28
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they just install both....
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[01:02] mikko
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i wish i had a clean windows machine to test this out
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[01:02] mikko
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but this local vm is a mess
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[01:03] jhawk28
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mine isn't clean so it wont do much good
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[01:03] jhawk28
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but, you can detemine which one is correct by looking at your about page
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[01:03] jhawk28
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in VS 2010
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[01:04] mikko
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https://gist.github.com/f28df020b7a959074052
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[01:05] jhawk28
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my guess is SP1
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[01:05] mikko
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it just says Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
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[01:06] jhawk28
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yes, but its after SP1 was released
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[01:06] mikko
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yes
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[01:06] mikko
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downloaded today
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[01:13] mikko
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i gotta get to bed
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[01:13] mikko
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good night
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[04:49] CIA-79
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pyzmq: 03MinRK 07 * rd350ca4 10/ (57 files in 6 dirs): update docs to 2.1.10 - http://git.io/sQ6anA
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[05:01] aroman1
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anyone using zmq with Twisted/a Python event loop?
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[13:33] CIA-79
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libzmq: 03Martin Lucina 07 * r8045901 10/ (8 files in 3 dirs): Added dns:// resolver ...
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[13:33] CIA-79
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libzmq: 03Martin Lucina 07 * r5ccfbca 10/ configure.in : [temporary] Disable -pedantic -Werror ...
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[13:55] CIA-79
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libzmq: 03Martin Lucina 07 * rc17f7a0 10/ configure.in : This branch uses ABI version 3 ...
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[15:30] mato
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cremes: Hi, are you around? We're trying to get ffi-rzmq working with 4.x (master), need some help working out how the gem build works...
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[15:30] cremes
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mato: yep, i'm around
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[15:31] cremes
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how far have you gotten?
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[15:32] mikko
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mato: you are back!
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[15:32] cremes
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btw, i've only tested the gem against 2.1x and 3.x... i haven't tried compiling 4.x yet
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[15:32] cremes
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it didn't seem worthwhile based on the latest ML discussions...
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[15:33] mato
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cremes: well, i tried with what "gem install" gave me
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[15:33] mato
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cremes: but that has problems with error_check not looking for the correct return code (zmq_recv)
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[15:33] cremes
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ok
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[15:33] mato
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mikko: oh, i'm always here, just lurking :)
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[15:33] cremes
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the last released gem (version 0.8.2) doesn't work with 3.x or 4.x
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[15:34] mato
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ah, right
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[15:34] mato
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ok
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[15:34] cremes
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the gem needs to be built from master (as of today... i'm getting a release out today/tomorrow)
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[15:34] mato
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i figured that
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[15:34] cremes
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so, clone it, and run "ruby -S gem build ffi-rzmq.gemspec" to build the gem
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[15:34] cremes
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and then install the resulting *.gem
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[15:34] mato
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cremes: so, what do i need to do to use master directly w/o bulding the gem? can this be done?
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[15:35] cremes
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mato: um... yes, the specs and examples will run without any gem installed
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[15:35] cremes
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"rake spec" should be sufficient to run the specs
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[15:35] mato
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i tried this: ruby -I../ffi-rzmq/lib ./console.rb tcp://dezo:5557
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[15:35] mato
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which gives
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[15:35] mato
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/home/mato/src/ffi-rzmq/lib/ffi-rzmq/context.rb:102:in `rescue in socket': uninitialized constant ZMQ::Context::SocketError (NameError) from /home/mato/src/ffi-rzmq/lib/ffi-rzmq/context.rb:100:in `socket' from ./console.rb:12:in `<main>'
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[15:36] cremes
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ok
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[15:36] cremes
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gist me the contents of console.rb and i'll try it here
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[15:38] mato
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cremes: http://pastebin.com/epawswxU
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[15:38] mato
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cremes: i may just be making a trivial mistake :)
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[15:39] cremes
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mato: ah, you've been bitten by my api change in the latest version
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[15:40] mikko
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cremes: how does one run ffi-rzmq tests?
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[15:40] mikko
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http://build.zero.mq/job/ffi-rzmq-master_libzmq2-1_GCC-debian/2/console
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[15:40] cremes
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mato: try this: http://pastebin.com/z7Tu2Y3R
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[15:40] mikko
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the build doesnt do much atm
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[15:41] cremes
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mikko: "rake spec" should be sufficient to run the specs
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[15:42] cremes
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mato: i got rid of most of the Exceptions in the latest ffi-rzmq iteration to more closely mimic the C API
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[15:42] mato
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cremes: the problem is elsewhere; the complaint is from line #12
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[15:42] mato
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cremes: which is monitor_sock = ctx.socket(ZMQ::SUB)
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[15:42] cremes
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ok, let me try running it here
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[15:43] mato
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cremes: woudln't using exceptions be more Ruby-like?
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[15:44] cremes
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mato: yes, but i think that's the job of a higher-level wrapper that provides idiomatic ruby (like czmq is to the c api)
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[15:44] cremes
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plus, i really hate exceptions :)
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[15:45] cremes
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btw, that console.rb runs okay here against 2.1.10
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[15:45] mato
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mikko: i have a small paid project, which involves using dns for a zmq name service, and automagically interjecting monitoring components into a topology
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[15:45] cremes
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mato: are you trying to test this against 4.x right now? if so, i'll need to build that first to see if i can dupe your error
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[15:46] mato
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mikko: and i need a clickable console of some sort, so i thought a sinatra webapp would be the easiest way to go
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[15:46] mato
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cremes: i have sustrik sitting next to me here and he says v3 vs v4 shouldn't matter
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[15:46] mato
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cremes: but you're welcome to try with libzmq master if you want to be sure
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[15:46] cremes
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i will
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[15:47] mato
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cremes: is the ruby -Ipath/to/ffi-rzmq/lib way legit if i want to use the Git master directly w/o installing the gem?
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[15:47] cremes
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mato: yes
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[15:50] mato
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cremes: hang on, if i build from git it looks to me like i have no equivalent of zmq.rb
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[15:50] mato
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cremes: is that generated?
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[15:50] cremes
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mato: one sec, pls
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[15:54] pieterh
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mato: hey, hi!
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[15:54] cremes
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mato: i built & installed 4.x master and i get a bunch of errors running my specs that
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[15:54] cremes
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i don't see against 3.x
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[15:57] mato
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cremes: let me try building and using the gem to see if anything changes
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[15:57] mikko
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cremes: http://build.zero.mq/job/ffi-rzmq-master_libzmq2-1_GCC-debian/8/console ?
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[15:57] cremes
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mato: btw, i pushed a small fix for that SocketError exception you were seeing
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[15:57] mikko
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mato: so it's finally paying off
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[15:57] mikko
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:)
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[15:58] cremes
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mikko: ha! :)
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[15:58] cremes
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mato: to run the specs, you need to install the rspec and bones gems
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[15:58] cremes
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those are dev-only dependencies
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[15:58] mato
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mikko: lol, not really, this is just a small thing...
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[15:58] mato
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mikko: i wish ....
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[16:00] mato
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cremes: where are those constants it's complaining about supposed to be defined? (ZMQ::Context::SocketError etc)
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[16:00] cremes
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mato: i am fixing bugs for the 4.x lib... i'll ping you in 15m
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[16:00] mikko
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cremes: whats this error /usr/bin/ruby1.8: No such file or directory -- rspec (LoadError) ?
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[16:00] mato
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cremes: ok, thx!
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[16:00] mato
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mikko: gem install rspec
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[16:00] mikko
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mato: done
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[16:00] cremes
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mikko: you need to "gem install rspec bones"
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[16:01] mikko
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cremes: i did that
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[16:01] mikko
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it doesnt complain about bones anymore
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[16:01] mikko
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it seems to check bones at the start of the rakefile
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[16:02] mikko
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2 gems installed
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[16:02] mikko
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still same result
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[16:02] cremes
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mikko: the gem isn't really compatible with MRI 1.8.x... use MRI 1.9.2, rubinius or jruby
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[16:02] mato
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"rake spec" works for me (MRI 1.9.2)
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[16:07] mikko
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cremes: debian doesn't seem to have rubygems 1.9
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[16:08] cremes
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fucking package managers...
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[16:08] cremes
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it's only been out for 4 years now :\
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[16:09] cremes
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i usually avoid package managers and use "rvm" (rvm.beginrescueend.com) to manage my ruby installations
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[16:09] mato
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mikko: yeah, i'm on debian and i have ruby 1.9.2 built from source in /usr/local
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[16:09] cremes
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it's very up-to-date
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[16:10] mikko
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it looks like gem is bundled with ruby 1.9.1 package
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[16:11] mikko
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cremes: now i'm in the same situation with ruby1.9.1
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[16:11] mikko
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http://build.zero.mq/job/ffi-rzmq-master_libzmq2-1_GCC-debian/16/console
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[16:14] cremes
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mikko: take a look at the "quick install" section here: https://rvm.beginrescueend.com/
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[16:14] cremes
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use that to install ruby for you
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[16:14] cremes
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1.9.1 is years out of date and quite buggy
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[16:15] mikko
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but that's still what ships on debian stable by default
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[16:15] cremes
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what can i say? debian sucks... :)
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[16:15] mikko
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most likely a lot older in redhat5
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[16:15] cremes
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no one in their right mind is going to run 1.9.1 in production when better alternatives exist
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[16:15] cremes
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so i don't see the point in testing against an old version like that
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[16:16] mato
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mikko: you can also just apt-get build-dep libruby1.9.1, get the ruby source and build it in /usr/local, that's what i do on debian stable, works fine for me.
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[16:18] mikko
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i will look a bit more in the evening whether it would be possible to get this to work with default versions
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[16:18] mikko
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it would give a bit more comprehensive view on what users might be seeing
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[16:19] cremes
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just discoverd that 4.x drops DEALER sockets
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[16:19] cremes
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so 3.x and 4.x are *not* the same
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[16:20] mato
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cremes: yes, that's correct
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[16:20] mato
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cremes: but it doesn't explain that NameError I'm getting.
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[16:22] mato
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cremes: where/how do the individual ZMQ:: constants get defined? grepping the source reveals nothing obvious.
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[16:22] cremes
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mato: they get defined in constants.rb :)
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[16:23] mato
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cremes: ah, ok, and ZMQ::Context::SocketError? that should be an exception class, right?
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[16:24] cremes
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yes, but it has been removed
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[16:24] cremes
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do a git pull to get the latest
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[16:24] cremes
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i'm delivering near-instant bug fixes people!
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[16:26] mato
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cremes: woot!
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[16:26] mato
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cremes: all works :)
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[16:26] mato
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cremes: thank you very much :-)
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[16:26] cremes
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i still have a bunch of failures in my nonblocking_recv_spec though
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[16:26] mato
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cremes: i'll give you free beer if we meet up somewhere :)
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[16:26] cremes
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looking at it now
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[16:26] cremes
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mato: and i'll drink it!
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[16:27] mato
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cremes: and free feedback on the api now that i have a project to use it on :)
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[16:27] cremes
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even better!
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[16:27] cremes
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i am going to start a new project that provides a more idiomatic api that wraps this guy up
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[16:27] cremes
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but i haven't pushed it to github yet
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[16:28] mato
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why the layering? not that layering is bad, but i'd assume that ruby programmers would prefer an idiomatic api to a low-level C-like one
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[16:29] cremes
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mostly because sustrik & friends have been iterating like mad on the c api and there was no
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[16:30] cremes
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way to prevent ffi-rzmq from breaking with every change, so a higher level abstraction (like czmq)
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[16:30] cremes
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makes sense to wrap up the lower-level api and provide some api *consistency*
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[16:30] pieterh
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cremes: you saw MinRK's pyzmq release? we're starting to get consistent higher level abstractions
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[16:31] mato
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yeah, i've used pyzmq and it's nice
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[16:31] cremes
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pieterh_: i just saw a tweet on it earlier today
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[16:31] pieterh
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yeah
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[16:31] cremes
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i haven't looked at it yet
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[16:31] pieterh
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Benjamin is a machine
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[16:31] mato
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cremes: any gotchas i should be aware of if i want to use ffi-rzmq in a sinatra app?
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[16:31] cremes
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mato: make sure to check all return codes :)
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[16:31] mato
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:)
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[16:32] pieterh
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cremes: hey, any interest in a meetup in Chicago this month?
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[16:32] cremes
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seriously, don't use threads + MRI
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[16:32] pieterh
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I am in Dallas and have some air miles to waste
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[16:32] cremes
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if you need threads, use rubinius or jruby
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[16:32] cremes
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pieterh_: always interested!
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[16:32] pieterh
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would a random Friday work?
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[16:33] cremes
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unfortunately, no, not in Oct
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[16:33] pieterh
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like 21/10 or 28/10?
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[16:33] pieterh
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hmm
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[16:33] cremes
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the 21st i am doing a "birthday bash" and the 28th i am out of town
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[16:33] cremes
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and the 4th - 6th i am out of town too
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[16:33] pieterh
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midweek should be doable, it's not such a long flight
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[16:33] cremes
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but i am available almost any other day :)
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[16:34] pieterh
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maybe next week, 20th?
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[16:34] pieterh
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I might be sent off to Korea randomly the weeks after
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[16:34] cremes
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pieterh: sure, that works
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[16:35] pieterh
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ok, I'll check flights, let's provisionalize that
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[16:35] cremes
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it's on my calendar
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[16:35] pieterh
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say 7pm in some random downtown location
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[16:37] cremes
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done
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[16:37] cremes
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pieterh: hackfest or general discussion?
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[16:44] cremes
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mato: i am seeing several failures in my nonblocking_recv_spec.rb
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[16:44] cremes
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the first two have to do with a known issue with PUB/SUB when PUB is the socket binder
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[16:44] cremes
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but the other failures are for XREQ and have to do with multipart messages
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[16:45] cremes
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i think these might be legitimate 4.x errors
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[16:45] cremes
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mato: can you double-check me and see if you agree? if you do, i'll write up some C repos
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[16:45] mato
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cremes: sustrik says don't worry about it for now
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[16:45] mato
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cremes: 4.x is unstable/experimental
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[16:45] cremes
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okay
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[16:45] mato
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cremes: as long as the basics work, we're fine
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[16:46] cremes
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mato: great; then the latest code on github should be working with 2.x, 3.x and 4.x
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[16:48] pieterh
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cremes: ok, booked :-) I'll be in ORD at 4.30 or so, so downtown by 5.00 or later
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[16:49] cremes
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pieterh: very good! so, hackfest or talkfest?
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[16:51] pieterh
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hmm, anything people want
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[16:51] pieterh
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unconf style with alcohol, usually works
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[16:51] pieterh
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let's avoid the Chicago dessert tray this time tho
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[16:51] pieterh
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that was insane
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[16:57] cremes
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:)
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[16:57] cremes
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i'll throw up a post on the ML with a time & venue for the meetup
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[17:02] pieterh
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yay
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[17:02] pieterh
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I'll add an entry to the events wiki
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[17:08] mato
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pieterh: so, we have working endpoint resolution using dns:// in zmq as a proof of concept, took about a day to get it working
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[17:08] mato
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pieterh: using my old proposal with TXT records
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[17:15] taotetek
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heya pieterh
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[17:24] IPCMAN
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I just started ZMQ. I am getting an error saying "Operation cannot be accomplished in current state" when I call zmq_connect. What does this error mean?
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[17:28] sustrik
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IPCMAN: are you sure you get it from zmq_connect()?
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[17:29] sustrik
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it's supposed to be returned from send or recv
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[17:30] IPCMAN
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Yes..getting the error @ zmq_connect using ZMQ_REQ with IPC.
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[17:30] sustrik
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Can you provide a minimal test case?
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[17:31] IPCMAN
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Do you need the endpoint to be opened?
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[17:41] cremes
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IPCMAN: no; show us the code
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[17:42] cremes
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IPCMAN: and tell us what version of 0mq you are using
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[17:45] IPCMAN
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#include <zmq.hpp>
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[17:45] IPCMAN
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#include <string.h>
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[17:45] cremes
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IPCMAN: please use gist.github.com or pastie.org
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[17:46] cremes
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don't paste your code into the channel
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[17:46] IPCMAN
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ok..sorry
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[17:46] cremes
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no problem... now you know :)
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[17:47] przemek
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Hi, I've downloaded zmq and jzmq and build using VS2010. I'm at the point where I'm supposed to add the zmq.jar to the system path but I cannot find the .jar file anywhere on my system
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[17:47] IPCMAN
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git clone git://gist.github.com/1287798.git gist-1287798
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[17:47] przemek
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i add the bin, include and lib folders to my Path
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[17:48] przemek
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and I guess all I'm missing are the classpath and ld_library_path variables
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[17:49] przemek
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but I'm not sure where they are supposed to point to on a Windows machine
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[17:51] cremes
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IPCMAN: add the error message output to your gist, pls
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[17:51] sustrik
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IPCMAN: tried with 0MQ/2.1
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[17:51] sustrik
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no error
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[17:52] sustrik
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what do you see actually?
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[17:52] sustrik
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an exception being thrown?
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[17:54] IPCMAN
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git clone git://gist.github.com/1287806.git gist-1287806 error to gist
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[17:54] IPCMAN
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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'zmq::error_t' what(): Operation cannot be accomplished in current state
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[17:55] cremes
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IPCMAN: fyi, we don't want to clone the gist... providing the URL is sufficient, e.g. https://gist.github.com/1287806
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[17:56] IPCMAN
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ok
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[17:57] sustrik
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ok, no luck reproducing it here
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[17:57] sustrik
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what's the 0mq version you are using?
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[17:57] sustrik
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what OS?
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[18:00] IPCMAN
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Linux Ubuntu 11.10 0MQ 2.1
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[18:01] sustrik
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almost the same config here, no error though
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[18:03] sustrik
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can you run the process in the debugger and place the breakpoint at each occurent of "errno = EFSM"?
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[18:03] sustrik
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there should be 4 of them
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[18:03] sustrik
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then report which one was hit
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[18:05] przemek
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Has anyone here been successful running the jzmq on Windows?
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[18:16] cremes
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przemek_: i can't speak to the java lib, but i have built & run 0mq with mingw on windows without any problems
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[18:17] przemek
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ya I got it working on linux
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[18:17] przemek
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but I need to have it work on Windows as well since I need these two machines to talk to each other
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[18:18] przemek
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like the instructions for getting it work on windows don't make sense
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[18:18] przemek
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there is alot of hand waving there and I'm too much of a newb at zeromq to fill in the blanks myself
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[18:23] przemek
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so the first problem I'm having is that the instructions say:
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[18:23] przemek
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make sure that you have set the Java classpath to the directory where ÃMQ classes reside.
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[18:24] przemek
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so on linux i set my CLASSPATH=/usr/local/share/java/zmq.jar:.
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[18:24] przemek
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on windows the zmq.jar file doesn't exist anywhere so I don't know what they mean by 'where 0MQ classes reside'
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[18:26] cremes
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przemek_: i wish i could help; sorry :(
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[18:33] pieterh
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mato: was out at lunch
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[18:34] pieterh
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taotetek: hi!
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[19:17] cremes
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quick question for all of you lurkers...
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[19:17] cremes
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has anyone seen a non-blocking zmq_recv() on a sub socket return -1
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[19:17] cremes
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but when you check errno, it is 2 (No such file or directory) ?
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[19:17] cremes
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this is against 2.1.x
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[19:55] Steve-o
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Downloading Win8 to see how 0mq fairs on that, although mainly just for the interface changes
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[20:22] cremes
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hmmm, i think it's a bad idea to share a context amongst several threads due to a
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[20:22] cremes
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race condition that exists in the library
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[20:22] cremes
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follow my thinking here...
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[20:23] cremes
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main thread creates context, creates 2 new threads and passes them the context
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[20:23] cremes
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each new thread creates a SUB socket and subscribes to all messages
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[20:23] cremes
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some other program starts publishing messages that the SUB sockets will recv
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[20:24] cremes
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SUB1 reads a message, then check getsocksopt(RCVMORE)
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[20:25] cremes
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(sometimes zmq_getsockopt() sets zmq_errno even when the return code is 0!)
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[20:26] cremes
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<sigh> this will be easier in a message to the ML where i can edit my thoughts before publishing :)
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[20:36] jhawk28
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cremesw: context is supposed to be thread safe
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[20:40] cremes
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jhawk28: maybe it's a bug
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[20:41] jhawk28
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yep. sustrik has been busy, he would know
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[20:41] jhawk28
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best to post to the mailing list
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[20:44] cremes
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done
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[20:44] cremes
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i think we need an errno *per* socket
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[20:44] cremes
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rather than sharing one errno amongst several sockets from one context
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[20:45] cremes
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to me, there is a clear race condition here on that variable
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[20:45] cremes
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we need:
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[20:45] cremes
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int zmq_errno(void *socket);
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[20:59] przemek
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\list
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[21:30] sustrik
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cremes: hi
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[21:30] sustrik
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zmq_errno simply returns value of system errno
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[21:31] sustrik
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errno is a per-thread variable
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[21:31] sustrik
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ie. each thread has its own instance of errno
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[21:48] jhawk28
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sustrik: thats creative
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[21:52] mato
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sustrik: see my email to the list, it's worth checking if cremes is building his code with the correct flags
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[21:52] mato
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if you don't build everything with -D_REENTRANT and link with -lpthread you *may* get problems on some systems
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[22:47] wehriam
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Hi all, I'm using ZMQ in Twisted (https://github.com/smira/txZMQ). I have two Twisted processes, and each one establishes several dealer sockets and several router sockets. After successfully sending and receiving a few hundred messages (the number varies), the dealer stops receiving messages. I'm stumped.
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[22:48] wehriam
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If I send 30 messages sequentially no messages are received at all. If I space them by a second a few hundred go through.
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