--- Log opened Tue Jul 12 00:00:18 2022
03:25 < real_or_random> though it seems they have ways to suppress these and show diffs between reports
05:52 < hebasto> why, in general, should we bother about ability to run cross-built binaries (tests, benchmarks, examples) on a build platform (in context of https://github.com/bitcoin-core/secp256k1/pull/1119#issuecomment-1174907377)?
05:53 < sipa> how would we test them, otherwise?
05:54 < hebasto> on a host platform
05:54 < sipa> the CI runs the build platform
05:56 < hebasto> right. So we need this ability for CI only, no? Or are there some user faced cases?
05:57 < sipa> i don't think CI offers the ability to build on one system and then run on another
05:58 < sipa> well it's nice as a developer too to run cross-platform tests outside of CI
05:59 < sipa> but yes, I think that mostly matters for CI
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08:46 < andytoshi> sipa: do you have public code that does tx compression?
08:48 < sipa> @andytoshi I don't think I ever implemented any. Arvid at Blockstream did AFAIK?
08:49 < andytoshi> ok, cool, i'll ask around internally
08:50 < andytoshi> otherwise i'll just make something up ... i think that if arvid was doing it part-time then he probably won't have any amazing tricks that i couldn't figure out for myself
08:51 < andytoshi> esp if he was starting from half-baked intern code and just trying to get something stood up
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