| 8 May 2024 |
 everett.hildenbrandt | Transferring the link because the Matrix - Slack bridge didn't:
> the nix code is here: https://github.com/eth-sc-comp/benchmarks/blob/e24a7182b317ea122dd75fcd91308a3dc3140596/flake.nix#L10 | 13:54:33 |
 dxo | thanks everett <3 | 13:58:33 |
 bruce.collie | Kup does do some additional caching (03BKBVPHT4?) but that should only be an optimisation rather than a correctness issue. I’ll take a look at the code and see if something obvious is wrong | 14:04:33 |
| everett.hildenbrandt | I was thinking that perhaps the change in location of pyk repo and such could be causing issues? Because with kup it's using caches of the built expressions, but with nix flake directly it's reaching for the repositories themselves? | 14:06:34 |
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| sam.balco | It might well be that we keep that version in the k-framework-binary cachix cache but it fails to build from source because some external dependency we relied on is no longer available? | 14:13:34 |
| sam.balco | kup checks the binary cache first and just downloads the compiled versions of everything if there is ahit | 14:15:57 |
| dxo | aha | 14:50:15 |
| dxo | I only had the k-framework binary cache | 14:50:25 |
| dxo | Seems like adding k-framework-binary fixed the issues | 14:50:46 |
| dxo | double checking inside our docker container now | 14:50:54 |
| bruce.collie | Interesting, seems unfortunate that kup can break like that even if this is a bit of an edge case! | 15:18:17 |
| bruce.collie | running nix build .#k --print-build-logs --option substitute false --rebuild at v6.1.77 of K to see if I can reproduce | 15:18:31 |
| dxo | In reply to @xvwx:matrix.dapp.org.uk
double checking inside our docker container now yes confirmed that this was the issue | 15:28:46 |
| dxo | thank you for the help | 15:28:50 |
| dxo | very much appreciated <3 | 15:28:53 |
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| snowflake100 | Hi, I am new to the K framework and would like to understand better how to generate a compiler for a language with a formal semantics in K, such as is suggested by this diagram from https://runtimeverification.com/blog/k-framework-an-overview
Are there any good tutorials which cover generating a compiler? Or example repos?
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