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"""
Python's handling of negative hex numbers is rubbish
It has a two's compliment but that does not know about bytes

This class fixes that by allowing a negative hex number that is not just a hex number
with a minus in front of it

doctest below here....

Negative of 127

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# inner.py

# Note we did not load sys module, it gets passed to us
script_name = sys.argv[0]

import time
import random

state = "!! RESTARTED !!" if restarted else "loaded"
runtime = 1 if not restarted else 15

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#!/usr/bin/env python

r"""

 This script can be used to fix the "exec format error" seen with tools like gzip in
 WSL with Ubuntu 22.04 in Q1/Q2 2022

 A hacky fix for broken executables in WSL/Ubuntu 22.0
 see https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/8219
 

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import timeit
import sys
import platform

# Expected result values vs output values (we always expect rounded down)
du = {
    1.231234: 1.23,
    1.239876: 1.23,
    1.999999: 1.99,
    1.00000001: 1.00,

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#include <stdio.h>  // for printf
#include <string.h> // for strcmp

// Define a card
typedef struct card
{
    int value;      // This is an int, so it's storage size does not change
    char * name;    // This is a pointer, so it's storange size does not change
    int rule_change;
} card_t;

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# use a bash as sh is sh*#
.SHELL = /bin/bash -e

# Turn off make's legacy cruft
.SUFFIXES:

# Unless otherwise stated
.DEFAULT_GOAL := diff

# TOOLS

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### pyenv hook script to prepare a build env
#
# 0: Intro
# $MYLOC points to your local sideload root (usually ~/.local)
MYLOC=$HOME/.local
#
export PYTHON_CONFIGURE_OPTS="--with-openssl=$MYLOC --enable-shared --enable-optimizations --with-lto"
export PYTHON_CFLAGS="-march=native -mtune=native"
echo ""
echo "This is $(basename $0) hook 'build.bash':"

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#!/bin/bash

# Bash script, related to https://stackoverflow.com/a/76384868/1364242
# get_real_login.sh
# Get the name at the time of login of the user who is running this script
# MIT License
LICENSE="
Copyright (c) <2023> <https://github.com/the-moog>

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy

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Port forwarding from host (aka WSL2 Static IP)

I have read many articles about WSL networking that try and sort DNAT and static IP and none that I've found seem to work or only work for some. So here is my attempt....

It seems getting port forwarding to work in WSL is not easy. I think WSL has unusual hidden network mechanisms and that confuses the matter. Also when WSL boots the WSL init mechanism gives the guest a random address, which is no use for static NAT

This worked for me. Try it yourself and let me know if I've finally cracked it !!