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It seems the cout is not buffered on windows or some strange thing like this.. i found some function to turn it on but i didn't check the performance.. would...
std::cout in MSVC is slow (https://web.archive.org/web/20170329163751/https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/642876/std-wcout-is-ten-times-slower-than-wprintf-performance-bug-in-c-library). "It is an unfortunate consequence of how our C and C++ Standard Library implementations are designed. The problem is that when printing to the...
@MCWertGaming Yes, it's just the start of the story but if this can improve some performance it would be great to add it.
It seems Windows doesn't deal with UTF-8 by default https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/reference/fopen-wfopen?view=msvc-170. Seems the safest solution is to use _wfopen and convert narrow string to wide with MultiByteToWideChar function.
Why not creating a repo with an action pregenerating the files for all the targets ?
@Fsu0413 wow seems very nice work. If you can succeeded to make it compile without perl it would be so nice 😊
@Fsu0413 why we need asm?
> asm is assembly, most likely to hardware accelerate a lot of operations. Without it some things might be pretty slow, like AES encryption/decryption. @bsergean you are right assembly can...
@bsergean yes is what it seems to be. This makes it more diffucult to compile on windows etc. On linux perl is mainly available so it's not a big problem....
Recent libdwarf seems to skip libelf as dependency which would simplify compilation from strach of the lib