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Eelis has also written the IRC bot geordi. The bot "evaluates" C++ snippets by compiling them with GCC (or clang), executing the resulting binary in a sandbox a
by vinkelhake 12y ago
Eelis has also written the IRC bot geordi. The bot "evaluates" C++ snippets by compiling them with GCC (or clang), executing the resulting binary in a sandbox and pipes the output back to IRC. It's heavily used in C++ channels on multiple IRC networks.
http://www.eelis.net/geordi http://www.eelis.net/geordi
- stinos 12y agoApart from seeing IRC still being mentioned quite often here and in other tech-oriented places, and a bunch of nostalgic feelings, this might be the final thing that is going to get me to pick it up again were I left it like 10 years ago: no idea this existed, but seems really valuable. Linux/Windows client recommendations anyone? Servers?
- JoshTriplett 12y agoI use pidgin on Linux, for IRC and many different IM protocols. It works on Windows as well.
- jordigh 12y agoI favour Hexchat. Freenode is where a lot of the hacking talk happens, but not all; irc.mozilla.net and irc.gnome.org are other possible networks you might want to visit for "serious business". OFTC is another network where e.g. Clang and Debian things happen.