Problem with simple card shuffle program
Hello all, sorry if this is just me being dopey, but I have been playing around and made a simple card shuffle program, but I get nonsensical results like "2 of Jack" and "0 of Diamonds". I just wanted to check if it's just me? I can't see why a face would become a suit in this instance?
```from random import random_ui64, seed
from time import monotonic
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How to start move my project to mojo?
I have a big project that I have worked on for years. Written in python. I do wish to reduce its runtime but rewrite the whole thing is an impossible option for me.
I wonder if it is possible to run the whole project through mojo instead out of the box (with some modifications to make it run)
And when i find time I'll modify some classes once in a while
Im using python 3.11 with numpy and numba (also a lot more but just to let you know)...
Mojo Error: Unable to find suitable c++ compiler for linking
When following this tutorial in WSL (https://docs.modular.com/mojo/manual/get-started/) I am getting an error when running mojo build in part 2. Has anyone run into something similar?
Using BMI (pext_u64 and pdep_u64) in Mojo
How can I use pext and pdep in my Mojo project?
I need that Bit Manipulation Instructions to be efficient with some fancy lookups. Is there a way to use those instructions on x86 currently?
Those instructions are supported by every CPU with BMI2. I can use them in Rust simply importing them "use std::arch::x86_64::{_pdep_u64, _pext_u64};"
I can use them in Julia simply invoking them from C.
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Issues with ```mojo build``` accross different OSes (fedora 42, debian 12 bookworm)
This is the error i am encountering every time, regardless of platform
```sh
user@node1~/life# mojo build -I ./ life.mojo -o ./life
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lz: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ltinfo: No such file or directory...
An question about compile-time parameters
Hey all,
So I was trying to make a Matrix struct:
```rs
#linalg.mojo
from complex import ComplexSIMD...
Issue when running `mojo test --debug`
When running:
magic run mojo test --debug
I get error:
.magic/envs/default/bin/mojo: error: File exists...Hey there,
I'm running magic-llama-3.1 on an Threadripper 1920x and a RTX3070Ti with Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS.
I have a few errors/questions:
- with "magic run serve --huggingface-repo-id modularai/llama-3.1"
i got this right at the Beginning "INFO: MainThread: root: ...
Is there a way to reflect changes to a variable in the reference?
Here's a small reproducible example:
```rs
struct MyList:
var list: List[Int]
...
Is there a way to package a python code run under mojo compiler as an executable on android?
I want to copy a codebase from any available source code on GitHub and get it running as an android apk on my phone. Is it possible or is it a pipe dream, btw I am new to programming and don't know much about how a code goes from ide to apk?
Channel for Jupyter/Mojo issues?
Is there a channel that discusses the difficulties in getting JupyterLab to find a mojo kernel?
Why is `"\0A"` the default `end` value for `print`?
I saw this in some hover text in vscode and wondered if that was correct. Sure enough the docs confirm this.
I sort of understand the null termination, but why the
'A' after the null byte?
In the future, can we expect print to handle null bytes?...Mojo for-loop performance
https://github.com/sstadick/rust-vs-mojo-loop
While profiling other code, trying to get my perf to match Rust, I noticed that my vanilla for-loop seemed to be one large source of difference. I'm not great with assembly, but looking at what was generated it seemed like Rust was able to skip bound checks when indexing into the arrays since the length of the array was/is given in the range.
Has anyone else ran into this? While this is a toy example, I've run into in more complex scenarios and with real data as well....
Try finally when opening a file
Hi all, the following code:
fn main() raises:
var file: FileHandle
try:...
Run into telemetry issue
Hey folks 👋 ,
I tried to follow the getting started tutorial from
https://docs.modular.com/mojo/manual/get-started. And, ran into the issue while executing magic init life --format mojoproject :
```text
Created /mojo-dev/life/mojoproject.toml...After installing magic and running 'magic init (...)', getting Error launching 'mojo': No such file
I first ran 'magic init mojo_sandbox --format mojoproject', which seems to have succeeded, but then when trying 'magic run mojo --version' I get the above error: 'Error launching 'mojo': No such file' (I checked, ./.magic/envs/default/bin/mojo is there). Not sure where to go from there?
Mojo for Building Applications or mostly Data Science?
Is Mojo suitable for building desktop apps with a GUI or is it first and foremost made for data science work?
How should one think of Mojo compared to Rust and Zig? Can I do everything I can in Mojo in Rust and Zig?
I am considering using Mojo to build an app with GUI for data scientists. Would it be a suitable choice?...
Support for Intel AMX
Hi, just stumbled across the mojo language. Working in the AI field and looking to incorporate performance enhancements in my workflow using AVX-512 and Intel AMX instructions.
Noticed that mojo has an explicit SIMD type. Does this work with AMX instructions? If so, could you point me to some code examples?
If not, is this something that will be added to the language in the future?...
