And generating race conditions because Rust newbies think memory safety will solve all issues on I/O.

For 32 bit support there's cparser which is very close to cproc.

A, c9x among codemadness, cool people, among gopher://bitreich.org

https://codemadness.org/git/

Tons of these tools I use are from these guys (among 2f30). Small, predictable, usable, such as pointtools and catpoint. Sfeed for RSS, scc for gopher and so on, and smu for markdown from git repos > html.

That's almost the first literal exercise with strings you'll learn with "The C prog lang 2nd ed" ebook. One of the most trivial cases among writting a word/space/tabs counting program (wc under Unix).

Debian had backports since forever. You could totally upgrade the kernel and MESA since month 1.

Not forever, backports were introduced with Sarge IIRC. And typically versions only appears in backports that are also in testing/unstable, e.g. Linux 6.19 is currently in trixie-backports but the non-LTS kernels between 6.12 and 6.18 were not available there, nor is the current 7.0 (yet).

This never happened under CPAN/CTAN.

This wasn't a nightmare wanting to happen, but an example of badly maintaned systems for the lowest common denominator.

Will you port it to 32 bit? There's already a QBE port for it.

Can this compile these games?

https://jxself.org/git/supernova.git

https://jxself.org/git/beyond-the-titanic.git

Ok, there's no way to bootstrap it without FPC... can the compiler compile itself?

Every new compiler needs to be bootstrapped by something - unless you head straight into Assembly Language from day1 - but I'm not that crazy!

Yes, Blaise reached self-hosting after just 7 days. Meaning it could compile itself, and was byte-for-byte identical to the bootstrapped version. The language was absolutely barebones, but that's not the goal at that stage. The first (FPC) compiled binary is called the Stage 1 binary. That binary then compiles the compiler code to make a Stage 2 binary (a read Blaise compiler binary). Then Stage 2 compiles the compiler code again to make a Stage 3 binary. Self-hosting is when the stage-2 binary and stage-3 binaries are byte-for-byte identical. Blaise has already achieved that.

I'm currently actively working on removing the FPC and GCC bootstrap requirements. After which Blaise would become it's own bootstrap compiler.

Since May the 5th most shops will begin integrating Bizum within their payments systems.

In Spanish:

https://cincodias.elpais.com/companias/2026-04-01/a-partir-d...

Since the Bizum became widespread, depending on the size of the business, some always did accept Bizum if you ask nicely :)

Don't be so naive. My parents in Spain are now 70's and lived through rough times in villages in the postwar/dictatorship Spain. Even under the National-Catholic regime these stories were published with the raw violence untouched for kids. You know, better if they were scared than misbehaving around and being shooted down from a farmer, eated alive from feral beasts in the mountains or something worse.

And I've read gorier stories from damn Catholic journals for late aged kids in the 50's -from my parents, as they had tons of distinct books- will full depiction of beheadings from God's will in Africal trives and whatnot that would set a straight +18 sign in the cover today.