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Once you have gcc installed, yes it just works. It's only 184MB and 2153 files (tested on random VM). Python is actually smaller, 82MB and 1461 files, and has
by theamk 3y ago
Once you have gcc installed, yes it just works. It's only 184MB and 2153 files (tested on random VM).
Python is actually smaller, 82MB and 1461 files, and has a much better stdlib.
If you never wrote zero-dependency python scripts, give it a try! It's a very nice experience: download file / clone repo, run a file and that's it. Not even a build step.
- sgarland 3y agoThis (and learning stdlib better) is precisely why on a Python project of mine, the only external dependency is a C shared library to run some parts faster than Python can (making giant arrays of ints and shuffling them). I bundle precompiled libraries for the architectures I have available, so you don’t have to make if you don’t want to.
- anthk 3y agocheck tcc