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How is the one-liner shell script more helpful to the friend than the resulting binary? Yes it was convoluted but the point was the code author had to jump thro
by ZoFreX 10y ago
How is the one-liner shell script more helpful to the friend than the resulting binary? Yes it was convoluted but the point was the code author had to jump through hoops, not the end user.
- Annatar 10y agoThen the code author should have jumped through the hoops to learn Windows shell scripting, instead of purposely overcomplicating. When I see things like these, it honestly makes me hate computers and IT.
- chriskrycho 10y agoNo real hoops to jump; I'm sure I could have googled the batch script invocation for him easily. Again: the point was simply to use an interesting "hook" and then segue into providing resources on cross-compiling with a super-simple example.