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For those who are on NixOS and can’t find `dc`, it’s present in BusyBox. nix run nixpkgs#busybox -- dc -e '_640320[0ksslk3^16lkd12+sk-lmlhd1+sh3^/smlxlj*

by Diti 2y ago

For those who are on NixOS and can’t find `dc`, it’s present in BusyBox. nix run nixpkgs#busybox -- dc -e '_640320[0ksslk3^16lkd12+sk*-lm*lhd1+sh3^/smlxlj*sxll545140134+dsllm*lxlnk/ls+dls!=P]sP3^sj7sn[6sk1ddshsxsm13591409dsllPx10005v426880*ls/K3-k1/pcln14+snlMx]dsMx'

pxc 2y ago
> For those who are on NixOS and can’t find `dc` $ nix-locate -r 'bin/dc$' | grep -o '^\w.*\.out' | xargs basename -s .out plan9port gavin-bc busybox bc _9base :)
- Diti 2y ago
  Haha, thanks! I had completely forgotten about `nix2` commands. I’ll try to remember this one!
  - pxc 2y ago
    nix-locate is actually a third-party command, shipped with nix-index: https://github.com/nix-community/nix-index https://github.com/nix-community/nix-index make sure to check out the pregenerated databases, they're very convenient
    - Diti 2y ago
      Thank you very much! Seems very convenient. :)