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# This makefile is so we can extract some #define's from the C library, as LuaJIT has no way of exposing those #define's.
# Just run `make liolib.lua`.

LIOLIBC= int SEXIO_IOFBF = _IOFBF; \
int SEXIO_IOLBF = _IOLBF; \
int SEXIO_IONBF = _IONBF; \
int SEXIO_SEEK_SET = SEEK_SET; \
int SEXIO_SEEK_CUR = SEEK_CUR; \
int SEXIO_SEEK_END = SEEK_END;

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CTCP COLOR

CTCP COLOR is a CTCP ACTION-like CTCP, but instead of providing a different message style, it provides different colors.

Let:

X-DELIM ::= '\x01'
SPACE ::= ' '

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Unicode Instruction Set Architecture (UISA)

Unicode (UTF-8) is the leading character encoding being used in computers today. However, a few factors hinder its adoption:

• It's big. It's actually huge! You need to include (increasingly bigger) character tables in your programs if you want to deal with Unicode.
• You can't really do anything without those character tables. Unicode is a complete mess without them!

So we shall define an ISA that replaces Unicode. Meet UISA!

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Pockets

by Spice Girls

---

I'll get what I want,
what I really really want
Don't tell me what I want,

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The Unix Time Manifesto

WIP

I am an user of Unix Time IRL. My hexchat outputs timestamps using the %s time format string. This means every message looks like [1526856826] * End of /MOTD command. or similar.

I just like it that way.

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ROT13-UTF-8 is a semi-backwards-compatible encoding for text data.

ROT13-UTF-8 replaces the characters represented by bytes 0x41-0x4D, 0x4E-0x5A and 0x61-0x6D, 0x6E-0x7A in UTF-8 with characters U+004E-U+005A, U+0041-U+004D and U+006E- U+007A, U+0061-U+006D, respectively.

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UTF-16LLE

There are 4 forms of UTF-16:

1. UTF-16BE
2. UTF-16LE
3. UTF-16LBE
4. UTF-16LLE

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-- This Lua stack may be faster than the vararg stack, since it does less copies. Haven't benchmarked it yet.
-- However, it can't hold as many elements (13 000 ish elements on my machine, vs uh, 100 000 or more with varargs?).

local function callstack()
  local function f(v)
    local op, nv = coroutine.yield()
    while true do
      if op == "push" then
        op, nv = coroutine.yield(f(nv))
      elseif op == "pop" then

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ClEx - Clunky Expressions

Version 0.10.

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