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On Linux, it's 30ish lines, with half of those there to make false.c able to reuse some code. (I know, it's stupid.) In OpenBSD, it's 3 LoC IIRC.
by Havvy 11y ago
On Linux, it's 30ish lines, with half of those there to make false.c able to reuse some code. (I know, it's stupid.)
In OpenBSD, it's 3 LoC IIRC.
- dalke 11y agoOn at least one OS I worked with, it was 0 bytes long because /bin/sh on an empty file returns true. (I think that was IRIX 4.x.) OTOH, that's slower than the executable from a 3 LoC do-nothing program.