it is less than 15kb in size
written in assembly
supports structs, unions, inline assembly, gotos, breaks, function pointers
Thus it support more than otcc supported in a fraction of the size
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and you will know how a cross platform self-hosting C compiler works in 1,982 lines of code
and if you want to know how an assembler works read this: https://github.com/oriansj/mescc-tools/
only about 562 lines for the linker, 645 for the macro assembler and 204 lines if you want dwarf stubs in your binaries. Oh and it is cross platform too
Good luck (Tell me how and where I can make this stronger)
That should do the full bootstrap in about 1 minute
So literally once that step is done, we would have a full path...
And was written using the bare metal text editor found here: http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/stage0.git/tree/stage1/S...
A modernization project is only a modernization project if it is incremental by design and you have frequent releases (minimally monthly).
Throw out the flag onto the field and get the train stopped before you end up causing the entire group to be fired.
and their opinion was that it was easier to do the lisp than it was to do the FORTH. Although right now they are trying to improve their C Compiler prototype https://github.com/oriansj/M2-Planet before they convert it to assembly
The default ip(6)tables rule: drop all packets
For example to access my least secured public facing server you need to do the following: 17 port port-knocking to enable crypto port knocking Which enables ssh Which requires a 16K RSA key and TOTP The only accounts that can be logged in have 18 character randomly generated usernames and 255 character passwords. The login accounts have no access to administrative functions. So you'll need to su to an administrative account and guess the 255 character password or have a zero day exploit that can bypass SELinux and cryptographically signed white-listing of binaries.
Without the assumption that any other software exists