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Well yeah, but that might be more a function of it existing before git and github.
https://www.mariowiki.com/List_of_Super_Mario_Bros._glitches
Why does the title font look pseudo Greek?
This is the first time I've seen a legitimate website with one of these URLs.
Can someone eli5 how this works? I sort of get that you can create one big binary file with all the necessary file headers for each platform and the actual x86 code being shared, but what about stuff like syscalls? The post also lost me when it started mentioning the need for shell scripts and emulators.
I guess there's also syscall emulation stubs for Windows but since he only supports "stdio and sockets" maybe not.
My approach was slightly different; I created a polyglot script header you can paste at the beginning of a C source file to make it essentially a C script which is just-in-time compiled when it is executed. Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac as long as a C compiler is installed. https://gist.github.com/jdarpinian/6860ddfd92b5b458a20ab6055...
Can someone eli5 how this works? I sort of get that you can create one big binary file with all the necessary file headers for each platform and the actual x86 code being shared, but what about stuff like syscalls? The post also lost me when it started mentioning the need for shell scripts and emulators.
Why does the title font look pseudo Greek?
Can someone eli5 how this works? I sort of get that you can create one big binary file with all the necessary file headers for each platform and the actual x86 code being shared, but what about stuff like syscalls? The post also lost me when it started mentioning the need for shell scripts and emulators.
He talks about it a bit as the "magic numbers". You can see the big table: https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/blob/c91b3c50068224929c... I guess there's also syscall emulation stubs for Windows but since he only supports "stdio and sockets" maybe not.