Test: improve bitwise tests

[danielcdz]

Summary

• Solves test: make direct use of builtin pointer rather than built-in cairo functions  #64
• Cleanup the *.cairo test files
• Simplify the bitwise Cairo test program to directly use bitwise_ptr
• Update cairoRunner.test.ts file

[zmalatrax]

You need to format your code, we're using Trunk

Otherwise it looks good, just need to rebase with main

Also, there is a telegram group for the cairo vm ts devs, if you haven't joined yet: https://t.me/cairovmts

[danielcdz]

Hey, @zmalatrax I'm having these issues when trying to format the code:

Do you know how to solve them?

[zmalatrax]

Hi @danielcdz
It looks like you haven't the cairo-format command available in your PATH (as well as the cairo-compile one I think)
You need to install the python Cairo compiler in order to format and compile Cairo Zero programs.

Take a look at Setting up the environment, from the Cairo docs

[danielcdz]

Hi @danielcdz It looks like you haven't the cairo-format command available in your PATH (as well as the cairo-compile one I think) You need to install the python Cairo compiler in order to format and compile Cairo Zero programs.

Take a look at Setting up the environment, from the Cairo docs

Ty! I'm working on Windows, it was difficult to install the compiler hahaha, but I already made it, but idk if is working well, cause when I try to compile a Cairo file using cairo-compile it doesn't do anything

[zmalatrax]

Hi @danielcdz It looks like you haven't the cairo-format command available in your PATH (as well as the cairo-compile one I think) You need to install the python Cairo compiler in order to format and compile Cairo Zero programs.
Take a look at Setting up the environment, from the Cairo docs

Ty! I'm working on Windows, it was difficult to install the compiler hahaha, but I already made it, but idk if is working well, cause when I try to compile a Cairo file using cairo-compile it doesn't do anything

Working with Windows usually comes with quite a lot of problems 😅

I'd recommend you to do your dev work on WSL2, quite easy to install and you'll have a linux distro (e.g. ubuntu) 'inside' your windows

[danielcdz]

@zmalatrax code should be formated now! A lot of workaround to be able to run cairo-compile hahaha, ty for all the suggestions and patience!

[ClementWalter]

please remove unused imports.

also you need to sign your commits, follow the github doc. it's a best practice especially when working on oss projects as anyone can otherwise impersonate you

[danielcdz]

@ClementWalter now my commits are going to be signed! ty for the advice 🫡