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xscii

xscii -- Program for seeing ASCII table, if you want to change output style, do it in source.

  • Everything related to my libraries is clean of all warning options on Clang, GCC and Valgrind.
  • I used to search for watermarked ASCII table images on the internet, and decided to write this.
  • You can totally make the exact same program in like 10 lines of C code, but I'm me...
  • I didn't even want to handle program arguments for this one, because it's so stupid in general.
  • Also, I rewrote it in Ada for fun, in Fortran for pleasure and in assembly for laughs.

Compile:

$ sh compile.sh

Install:

$ sudo sh install.sh

Use:

$ xscii

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