10:18:30 GMT <King_DuckZ> hi, is redis still using 64 bit int internally even on raspberry pi? (I think I know the answer, looking for confirmation)
10:18:53 GMT <badboy_> King_DuckZ: depends for what
10:19:46 GMT <King_DuckZ> badboy_: for numbers o.O
10:20:21 GMT <badboy_> there are a lot of numbers in Redis
10:20:48 GMT <King_DuckZ> the numbers you store in the db
10:23:54 GMT <King_DuckZ> I see no ifdef of sorts here https://github.com/redis/hiredis/blob/master/hiredis.h#L114 so I guess yes? or is hiredis for 64 bit machines only?
10:24:19 GMT <badboy_> weeeell, that's hiredis ;)
10:24:28 GMT <badboy_> for storing it uses long
10:24:49 GMT <badboy_> at least for integers <10000
10:25:44 GMT <badboy_> what's the problem with 64bit integers on the Pi?
10:27:24 GMT <King_DuckZ> euh... some dude on irc is "criticising" my incredis lib because it uses int64 types, and seemed to hint that it can't possibly work
10:27:48 GMT <King_DuckZ> there's a high probability he's yet another irc troll, but just to be sure
10:28:16 GMT <badboy_> oO why shouldn't it work?
10:28:35 GMT <King_DuckZ> 00:34 <     Broly> you're using long long int on a 32 bit platform and expecting me to really believe you can wrap, what is probably, the most legacy-laden library out there
10:29:19 GMT <badboy_> nice person!
10:29:38 GMT <King_DuckZ> iono, he was spouting stuff about libc on rpi, not sure
10:29:57 GMT <King_DuckZ> heh so troll label on him? :)
10:30:33 GMT <badboy_> ah hm
10:30:39 GMT <King_DuckZ> in case you feel like having a look -> https://github.com/KingDuckZ/incredis
10:31:55 GMT <badboy_> so yeah, it might be that it can't properly handle 64bit integers indeed
10:32:14 GMT <King_DuckZ> the build on rpi is currently broken, I'm trying to work on it on evenings and to me it looks like the problem is not in redis/hiredis at all, rather in some metaprogramming stuff
10:32:28 GMT <King_DuckZ> you mean hiredis? or incredis?
10:32:33 GMT <badboy_> the pi
10:32:42 GMT <King_DuckZ> ah
10:32:49 GMT <King_DuckZ> hm
10:33:22 GMT <badboy_> the newer pi does have a 64-bit cpu ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
10:33:54 GMT <King_DuckZ> if you own one and can test it... :)
10:34:12 GMT <badboy_> only an old one
10:34:20 GMT <badboy_> and it seems to not handle long long well
10:36:08 GMT <badboy_> oh, my test was dumb :D
10:36:14 GMT <badboy_> passing 64-bit integers is no problem
10:36:45 GMT <badboy_> even division works
10:37:25 GMT <badboy_> so unless that person can give any hints on what he's talking about i consider it a non-problem
10:37:33 GMT <badboy_> (there might be a performance impact, but meh)
10:38:05 GMT <King_DuckZ> that's far from being a build-breaking issue
10:38:11 GMT <minus> 64bit integers work on 32bit systems? color me surprised
10:38:15 GMT <minus> (not)
10:38:54 GMT <King_DuckZ> what I can do is use decltype(hiredis_long_long_var) instead of just int64_t (not sure if that's already the case), so incredis will just follow hiredis on that
10:39:03 GMT <badboy_> minus: certain arithmetic might fail though ;)
10:39:17 GMT <King_DuckZ> they're supposed to since int64_t is standard, they're just not atomic afaik
10:39:19 GMT <badboy_> (but I guess not with an up2date compiler and kernel)