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23:00:48 no-defun-allowed i got a very, very weird error using websocket-driver on heroku: https://pastebin.com/4XjhbYQ4

23:01:15 no-defun-allowed i think it's cause it uses fast-io, which uses static-vectors, which uses CFFI which doesn't load right for some reason

23:09:48 fortitude no-defun-allowed: looks like CFFI is using a macro called OS-COND that hasn't been loaded

23:09:53 fortitude not sure where that's supposed to be defined

23:10:37 no-defun-allowed i honestly don't have a clue, my main priority is getting the buildpack to load a custom hunchentoot acceptor which isn't happening i think

23:12:06 fortitude no-defun-allowed: maybe try explicitly depending on uiop? that's where OS-COND is from, and the CFFI-TOOLCHAIN system doesn't depend on it

23:12:14 no-defun-allowed right

23:12:18 fortitude uiop usually gets shipped with adsf, but it can be old

23:12:45 no-defun-allowed i see, i did force quicklisp to try to update in the deploy script so there could be a problem

23:13:44 fortitude hmm, looks like cffi-toolchain depends on cffi, which in turn depends on uiop

23:14:08 fortitude so an explicit dependency wouldn't help

23:14:36 no-defun-allowed what i didn't see was the comment telling me where to put the toplevel function

23:15:38 no-defun-allowed ACTION is greeted by debugger going in circles

23:15:54 no-defun-allowed https://www.xkcd.com/499/

23:18:11 no-defun-allowed well, i got the acceptor set up right, but there's still no content on the page

23:20:28 fortitude is it returning a 404 or other error without any body content?

23:21:43 no-defun-allowed yeah, 404 with a generic "/ not found" page

23:22:13 no-defun-allowed i can't believe people think this is a good way of hosting programs tbh

23:22:16 no-defun-allowed how the hell do you debug this

23:22:41 no-defun-allowed doesn't even come up with the "Hunchentoot has been installed" page

23:23:28 fortitude is that because hunchentoot's been configured not to do that, or is it because there's some kind of proxy in the middle and you aren't even hitting hunchentoot?

23:24:09 no-defun-allowed no, it has Hunchentoot in the footer

23:24:18 no-defun-allowed http://netfarm.herokuapp.com/ might be easier to look at

23:25:15 no-defun-allowed spoopy, my site was hit by not one but two IRC bots

23:25:36 no-defun-allowed wait, no, three. anyway, there should be a fancy homepage there

23:31:09 no-defun-allowed maybe the bug is stopping it from loading my content actually

23:34:55 no-defun-allowed sob this, why do you even need CFFI to do HTTP other than SSL

23:35:55 fortitude polling functions, mostly (epoll)

23:36:03 no-defun-allowed true

23:36:07 no-defun-allowed ACTION sighs

23:36:07 fortitude not that it's strictly necessary, that's just fast-io's schtick

23:42:05 no-defun-allowed well, gotta clear the build cache and reinstall everything i suppose

23:53:02 no-defun-allowed https://github.com/rpav/fast-io/blob/master/fast-io.asd#L15 i suspect this line isn't working right

0:03:43 no-defun-allowed well, static-vectors won't load at all due to the cffi problem

0:09:14 no-defun-allowed fucking finally, i just had to make another version of my library and remove anything to do with that client, since even #-server-only wouldn't mask it out

0:30:00 no-defun-allowed is there an equivalent to with-hash-table-iterator that can be used outside its dynamic extent?

0:32:35 verisimilitude Is MAPHASH not sufficient for what you want?

0:33:33 no-defun-allowed no, i need to get at the values semi-lazily ideally

0:33:54 no-defun-allowed that said, there won't be that many values to store in a list if the hash table fits in memory

0:35:25 verisimilitude Well, nothing else comes to mind as related to your problem, then.

0:36:17 no-defun-allowed eh well, it'll do as an example for my library

0:42:22 aeth no-defun-allowed: alexandria has a hash-table-keys but it iterates over the whole hash-table and conses up a list of keys

0:42:35 no-defun-allowed yeah, i decided on hash-table-alist