12:55:57 <kebe> @andyf (OmniOS),  @toasterson (OI), or perhaps the correct folks:  Are you compiling illumos-kvm from the TritonDataCenter (nee Joyent) repo?  Or do you have your own downstreams?
12:56:27 <kebe> If you have your own, and are using very recent illumos, you may be getting bitten by fenix OS-8692
12:56:29 <fenix> OS-8692: Bump illumos-kvm to gnu99 (Resolved)
12:56:29 <fenix> ↳ https://smartos.org/bugview/OS-8692
12:57:03 <kebe> https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/illumos-kvm/commit/a7f088a6252631a8fd3d86f413fe0c7809ac50c3
12:57:03 <fenix> → GitHub commit a7f088a: OS-8692 Bump illumos-kvm to gnu99 (committed)
12:57:24 <kebe> (Pardon the lack of linkage in the ticket.  We're still in some M&A churn w.r.t. Jira.)
12:58:00 <kebe> Same question holds for other distros that ship old-school KVM that I missed.
13:11:12 <andyf> Thanks kebe, we have our own fork and we probably need to pull that in.
13:21:33 <kebe> Good news is, as it in the ticket's test notes, it's a NOP w.r.t. generated object code.
13:22:27 <kebe> My favorite kind of changes.  (First time I asked for that as a valid test was 30 years ago next summer, the original "broken tailbone project".)
14:46:55 <toasterson> kebe: Thanks for the info. I have relayed the info. We had an issue recently but we pull from joyent/illumos-kvm
15:08:25 <danmcd> You should make that "TritonDataCenter/illumos-kvm" but most of those joyent/ repos redirect to TritonDataCenter automatically.
15:09:06 <danmcd> (Anything illumos-related officially lives on the TritonDataCenter github now, even if a lot of joyent/ repos redirect.)
16:22:20 <alanc> I've been enjoying the use of diffoscope for comparing compiled outputs on Linux systems when doing build system conversions (autoconf -> meson) for X.Org, haven't tried building it on anything Solarish yet though
19:01:39 <richlowe> it's like wsdiff, but good?
19:04:07 <richlowe> `setup.py build` works, but who knows with the way it drives 3rd party stuff for comparators
19:04:41 <richlowe> yeah, it chokes immediately wanting me to install a bunch of python-y bits
19:04:47 <richlowe> andyf, hadfl: could be fun in omnios?
20:00:42 <andyf> Superficially easy at least, except for some things to work out with libarchive - https://paste.omnios.org/?859b01a2ef080ae9#CSyfdo9s8ueGzV6yBcoDDbiiwGTxB2jDW6xEnctwUmE9
20:01:42 <richlowe> I got the impression that actually using it depends on extra stuff
20:01:48 <richlowe> but I also could have misunderstood
20:02:04 <richlowe> I should have thought have venv for magic etc though, sorry 
20:02:12 <richlowe> s/have v/of v/
20:03:17 <andyf> "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/ooce/lib/amd64 diffoscope" and it at least prints the help message
20:04:28 <richlowe> exciting, if it does elf, sqlite, and text it covers illumos well
20:05:53 <andyf> https://paste.omnios.org/?1b3dbdb9f209055a#Cq2ZD4vbKdsdMZMsNS3tRapNiqZoiyt5vLhc25dwpoko
20:07:13 <richlowe> despite my obvious bias for elfdump, that's pretty neat
20:07:45 <andyf> I only had to patch its "strings --all" invocation to use "strings -a"