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# Cross toolchain configuration for using clang-cl.

set(CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME Windows)
set(CMAKE_SYSTEM_VERSION 10.0)
set(CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR AMD64)

set(CMAKE_C_COMPILER "/usr/bin/clang-cl-15")
set(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER "/usr/bin/clang-cl-15")
set(CMAKE_LINKER "/usr/bin/lld-link-15")

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/*
	NOTE: I'm just including this here since it was
	NOTE: useful for another project. There are some
	NOTE: project-specific things in here; customize
	NOTE: INIT_TEST, END_TEST and TEST to suite your
	NOTE: needs.
*/

#ifndef TEST_SUITE_H
#define TEST_SUITE_H

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C/C++ Order of Includes

The order in which I group my header includes is as follows. Each section is separated by exactly one blank line, even if the section only has one include.

1. "" Internal headers
2. "" Internal generated headers (e.g. from version.h.in; okay to use from include path)
3. "" Internal third-party headers (vendored into project)
4. "" Private API headers (always relative paths)
5. "" Public API headers
6. <> Build-system level third party headers (e.g. from CMake's add_subdirectory(); always from include path)

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struct Bar {
	enum Foo {
		A = 1,
		B = 2,
		C = 4
	};
};

using B = Bar;

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meta:
  id: vox
  file-extension: vox
  endian: le
seq:
  - id: magic
    contents: ["VOX ", 0x96, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00]
  - id: chunks
    type: chunk
types:

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static const char * typecolor(int type) {
	switch(type) {
		case LUA_TBOOLEAN: return "\x1b[32m";
		case LUA_TSTRING: return "\x1b[31m";
		case LUA_TFUNCTION: return "\x1b[33m";
		case LUA_TNUMBER: return "\x1b[94m";
		case LUA_TLIGHTUSERDATA: return "\x1b[95m";
		case LUA_TUSERDATA: return "\x1b[35m";
		case LUA_TTABLE: return "\x1b[36m";
		case LUA_TTHREAD: return "\x1b[37m";

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@echo off
if %1.==. goto No1

bash -xc "a=(); for i in $(seq $#);do a+=(\"$(wslpath \"${!i}\")\"); done; convert \"${a[@]}\" -auto-orient \"output$(suffix() { local v=$(cat); if ! [ $v -eq 0 ]; then printf ' (%%s)' $v ; fi ; } ; find . -name 'output*.pdf' "|" grep -E '^\./output( \([0-9]+\))?\.pdf$' "|" wc -l "|" suffix ).pdf\"" -- %*

goto End

:No1
echo No documents dropped onto script; terminating.
pause

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/*
	sh`emulator` (shell emulator)
	by Josh Junon
	Dual license: MIT License OR public domain

	const [code, out, err] = await sh
		`cat ${process.argv[2]}`
		`wc -w`
		`rev`
		`tee /tmp/rev-word-count.txt`

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I mostly move fast and break things, thinking differently while also not being evil. I am like an android - some call me Mr Robot - turning java and hot pockets into pure, event driven, asynchronous, reactive code - all of which is blazing fast and only three bytes gzipped. With my ninja-like skills I bootstrap unicorns like a rock star, synergizing and weaving machine code together like Our Holy Richard Stallman (peace be upon him), optimizing and streamlining integrations into cohesive and rich user experiences. I conjure magical inCANTATIONs on my DUAL ERGONOMIC MECHANICAL KEYBOARDS, WITH CUSTOM LISP CONFIGURATIONS FOR MANIFESTING MY WORD INTO REALITY LIKE PROPHETS TO THEIR SCRIBES. THE ͜OC͞ÉA̛N̶S ҉OF B̛ITS͝ FLO͡W̧I͜N͠G͜ ̨ON ́TH̶E B͜U͜S ́LI͠NES, ͢Q͝UI̛VÉR̡ING A̷S  ͡THO͘U̢ǴH̸ D͠E͝NIAL̀ AT͏ TH̕E G͟AT͝E̴S ̛ǪF ̸VALG̵R̢I͜ND͝ I͝S IM̴M̶I͟NENT̛.̢ I pity the recruiter THAT LAYETH EYES ON MY CODE PATHS. LIKE A SERAPHIM ꙮ AND̕ ̛ITS ͡WATC̨HPOI̷N͠T͠Ś (̨̡͙̰̪̱̝̬̯ẖ͚̱͔̘̟e̸͔͔̱̖̰̻͙̺̕ ̸̱̼͉̼̗̖̞͜͝ͅc͉͉̪͙͎̕ò̰̭̻̻̩̗̕m̢̝̟͢͠e͟

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# Self-contained example for writing to stdout and to a file.
#
# Relies only on the standard assembler module (std.asm), which
# cannot be stubbed out here (as they are intrinsics). std.asm
# allows direct, architecture-specific emission of machine code
# instructions and access to registers.
#
# Also relies on the @platform, @arch, @effect, and @force_inline
# intrinsics, which cannot be (reasonably) stubbed out here.
#