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    Jeong YunWon
    @youknowone
    it must be generated by the script. which directory did you run the script? the script might be (wrongly) depending on path
    4 replies
    Bubblie01
    @Bubblie01
    Do any of you know how much RustPython is in size?
    1 reply
    Noa
    @coolreader18
    @Bubblie01 binary's about 20MB iirc
    Dominic Elm
    @d3lm
    Hey ya all!
    Quick question, how would I go about implementing missing modules such as os when RustPython is compiled to WASM? @coolreader18
    Noa
    @coolreader18
    There are a couple different options - one would be to implement a custom posix/nt module in Rust, which would be a bit of effort given the large API surface area
    Another option is implement a custom os.py
    Oh, but if you're asking about contributing those modules - that's not really in scope of RustPython I don't think. There's a lot of different ways to go about polyfilling os apis, and I think it's more productive to focus on one standardized API like wasi (which we do support)
    Dominic Elm
    @d3lm
    Oh I see
    And where would I locate those? Can you give a super minimal example?
    I mean so you can just say import os
    Can I also provide this via Rust? Cause I have already existing JS functions for some of the OS stuff
    BTW, really great work on all of this! This stuff is so freakin exciting
    I am a huge fan of WASM and work with it on a daily basis / production apps and I love seeing more people adopting it
    Being able to run other languages such as Python via WASM is a huge deal
    Yep, I totally get that, that those modules are out of scope
    Hm yes, but I think using wasm-bindgen it still doesn't support WASI AFAIK
    Dominic Elm
    @d3lm
    @coolreader18 Any thoughts on the above?
    random-access-exomemory
    @random-access-exomemory:matrix.org
    [m]
    Anyone know of any precompiled binaries for arm64? (For RustPython)
    2 replies
    random-access-exomemory
    @random-access-exomemory:matrix.org
    [m]
    Rip fair
    Michael Verhulst
    @verhulstm
    hello
    i made an issue if that is ok
    RustPython/RustPython#3669
    i am seeing some issue on ubuntu 20.04
    Michael Verhulst
    @verhulstm
    rustpython --install-pip
    is giving me this
    ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mmap'
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    I'm pretty sure there was already an issue for that
    Jeong YunWon
    @youknowone
    This maybe one of the future we want to have https://twitter.com/mariatta/status/1520432987359399936
    1 reply
    Jeong YunWon
    @youknowone
    Why does your message look like ghost. Without user marker and name
    Jason Qin
    @hyperswine
    EOI is basically eof right?
    Supreet
    @supreetsingh10
    Hello everyone, do you guys use rust-gdb to debug code for this project. I have cloned the project and I have gone through the development guide and the Readme. I would like to see the flow of the code function wise, are you guys using RUST-GDB for that?
    Jeong YunWon
    @youknowone
    I use lldb. If you use vscode, the repository is including debugger setup for vscode
    Supreet
    @supreetsingh10
    Thank you, I use Vim
    Zero Cool
    @ZeroCoolHacker
    Hello, I am a python developer and trying to learn rust. Love this project <3
    Steve Shi
    @qingshi163
    There is nothing special for rustpython than other rust project for vim. You can use adapter to use same lldb debugger as vscde.
    Jeong YunWon
    @youknowone
    @ZeroCoolHacker welcome, thats a good motivation to start this project
    Haris Raharjo P
    @harisraharjo
    Hey all, thanks for making this project! Anyway what is the current way to load python 3rd party package?
    I saw an issue that says currently there's a problem with get-pip.py
    I just wanted to use the vm to call a python file from rust. And that file has deps to other 3rd party package
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    You're probably better off using pyo3
    Haris Raharjo P
    @harisraharjo
    yeah maybe but pyo3 cannot be compiled to wasm
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    Ah
    Haris Raharjo P
    @harisraharjo
    somehow I need to embed this python file in rust and compile all of them to wasm
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    I don't think you'd be able to compile in what you need from pip though
    Haris Raharjo P
    @harisraharjo
    yeah I think so too.. Is there any other way to use 3rd party package without pip? I don't know python that much
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    Maybe conda
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    Hm, I'm having trouble compiling the latest rustpython
    sonicrules1234
    @sonicrules1234:sonicrules.fun
    [m]
    Nvm, something went wrong on my side
    fanninpm
    @fanninpm
    @harisraharjo currently, pip is broken, but RustPython/RustPython#3755 will help fix it (i'm not sure if that PR will fix pip completely, and the PR just flat-out doesn't work on windows)