On Thu, 30 Mar 2006, Rob Landley suggested tentatively:
> On Thursday 30 March 2006 2:24 am, Nix wrote:
>> On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, Rob Landley whispered secretively:
>> > Actually according to the changelog version 0.9.21 grew support for ARM,
>> > and I believe it supports some other platforms too.
>>
>> That's... impressive. Of course the more generality it grows the slower
>> it must necessarily become,
>
> Not if compliation speed is the primary explicit design goal from day one, and
> they regression test with that in mind.
Aaah.
> Keep in mind that the main use of tcc these days is to turn c into a scripting
> language. Just start your C file with
>
> #!/usr/bin/tcc -run
I feel distinctly queasy. (I can't easily think of a less suitable language for
scripting than C, either: perhaps COBOL...)
> And notice that #! is a preprocessor comment line as far as tcc is
> concerned. :)
I noticed that, but I didn't think anyone actually *used* tcc for this.
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unplanned downtime, you should add in padding for random management
freakouts.'
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