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December 6, 2024 at 5:29 PM
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$call = [System.TimeZoneInfo]::ConvertTime('2020-09-17 09:30',[System.TimeZoneInfo]::FindSystemTimeZoneById('Pacific Standard Time'),[System.TimeZoneInfo]::Local)
Do {[int] ((Get-Date)-$call).TotalMinutes ; sleep 60} while ( (Get-Date) -lt $call)
November 24, 2024 at 4:17 PM
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"Why don't you just use xxd, why #​embed, the old tools are fine—"

Because I like not having a file that's 4-5x as large generated by some shitty makefile build system while also spending 2 seconds putting data into my executable instead of 70+ seconds, thanks!
A screenshot of a Microsoft Windows Terminal, showing 3 prompts. One is "type main.c", showing a simple main.c file that makes a `constexpr` array and `#embed "potato.bin"` into it. The next prompt is "type main.xxd.c", showing a simple main.xxd.c which just includes an xxd-generated "potato.bin.h" file. The last prompt is a call to "dir", showing -- in particular -- the sizes of "main.exe", "main.no_builtin.exe", "main.xxd.exe", "potato.bin", and "potato.bin.h". All of the C source files have the same main program body: int main () { static_assert(uwu[0] == 0x7F, "not the right array?! 😱"); return uwu[0]; } A single command line powershell prompt command, which reads: Measure-Command { D:\Sync\Cross\llvm-project\.cmake\vs\install\x64-Release\bin\clang.exe -std=c++2c -x c++ main.xxd.c -o main.xxd.exe | Out-Default } It has an output of: Days : 0 Minutes : 1 Seconds : 15 Milliseconds : 57 Ticks : 750577052 TotalDays : 0.000868723439814815 TotalHours : 0.0208493625555556 TotalMinutes : 1.25096175333333 TotalSeconds : 75.0577052 TotalMilliseconds : 75057.7052 A single command line powershell prompt command, which reads: Measure-Command { D:\Sync\Cross\llvm-project\.cmake\vs\install\x64-Release\bin\clang.exe -std=c++2c -x c++ main.c -o main.no_builtin.exe -fno-builtin-pp_embed | Out-Default } It has an output of: Days : 0 Hours : 0 Minutes : 2 Seconds : 8 Ticks : 1283183197 TotalDays : 0.00148516573726852 TotalHours : 0.0356439776944444 TotalMinutes : 2.13863866166667 TotalSeconds : 128.3183197 TotalMilliseconds : 128318.3197 My magnum opus. A single command line powershell prompt command, which reads: Measure-Command { D:\Sync\Cross\llvm-project\.cmake\vs\install\x64-Release\bin\clang.exe -std=c++2c -x c++ main.c -o main.exe | Out-Default } It has an output of: Days : 0 Hours : 0 Minutes : 0 Seconds : 2 Milliseconds : 395 Ticks : 23955320 TotalDays : 2.77260648148148E-05 TotalHours : 0.000665425555555556 TotalMinutes : 0.0399255333333333 TotalSeconds : 2.395532 TotalMilliseconds : 2395.532
October 9, 2023 at 3:25 AM