Thread 106311923

is it just some libc function?

idk probably something in the bitcoin mining algorithm

>>106311923 (OP)
i would say something in the banking industry

>>106311923 (OP)
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>>106311923 (OP)
torch.dot(a, b)

The glowie code that logs it when I say the n word

>>106311923 (OP)
probably the x86 mov

>>106311923 (OP)
Probably bootstrap code for windows

probably i++;

>>106311923 (OP)
nginx or apache request listener

public static void main(String args[])
>t.

What do jeets learn as their first program? Probably that one?

>>106312120
>while(true)

Unironically goto

>>106311923 (OP)
It's probably some x86 assembly line

>>106311923 (OP)
The Faggot=True that god executed every time one of you were born

>>106311923 (OP)
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {

>>106311923 (OP)
everyone above me is wrong.

the most run executed line of code is 100% the BASH shebang

>>106311923 (OP)
Why did he have one of those retarded stoner jackets? What is the lore behind that?

>>106311923 (OP)
NOP

>>106312664
this for sure

OS/firmware idle loop

>>106312664
NOP is being executed billions of times per nanosecond in the world due to every single device that run any code at all executing it nonstop as long as its powered on
and it has been doing this for the longest time

INC EAX

>>106311923 (OP)
The ones in your bios. Without bootsrapping you aren't running shit on your machine.

>>106313257
those run once per day. kernel interrupt handler routine runs every few ms

>>106311923 (OP)
it's just some nop

>>106311923 (OP)
memcpy

>>106311923 (OP)
leftpad.js

sub esp, 16

print("Hello World!")

Increment program counter by 4.

>>106313962
No one actually has it print "hello world" except boomers learning to code. It's almost always "hello faggot"

break;

>>106312664
>>106312719
>>106312840
What is NOP? Retarded software simian here

>>106316483
An instruction to do nothing for one CPU cycle. It's not that common. They're memeing.

>>106311923 (OP)
ADD
MOV
LOAD

>>106311923 (OP)
If(obj.name == "Tyrone"){
whitegirl.status = "made for BBC";
timmy.status = "cucked";
Tyrone.getSexSlaves.append(whitegirl);
do {
Tyrone.breed();
while(Tyrone.checkSlavesPregnancy());
};

Probably windows kernel idle paged memory zeroing code.

>>106312725
Yeah.
>>106312664
Actually not, because, yes, those poor embedded chips live a life of asking 999999999 times and getting no, and then once yes, and the repeat.
They can only dream of NOP...

I think embedded:PC ratio in chips is, like, 10:1, at least, tendency growing.
It's like biomass of insects and other animals, those fuckers WEIGH more than us, combined.
No joke!
...well, okay.
We had to ignore your mom, of course.

>>106317070
>Yeah.
*Assuming you meant the entirety of
while (!stateChanged) {...}

as the idle code, then yes.
The polling of negated stateChanged will be the most often fragment of code (or should be :P).

sfc /scannow

>>106317070
>biomass of insects and other animals
Well, I had to ground this knowledge myself in something more substantial than hearsay and Facebook posts
>We estimate that insects constitute about two-thirds of the total biomass of all soil terrestrial arthropods.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9897674/
Thanks, uhh... kek, Rosenberg et al (2023).

>>106317213
>arthropods
ffs, this was the wrong context
>Arthropods are invertebrates in the phylum Arthropoda. They possess an exoskeleton with a cuticle made of chitin, often mineralised with calcium carbonate,
Ugh, somebody else figure it out, yolo.

>>106312840
> nop
No it’s not, modern cpu’s don’t enter a busy idle loop, they execute HLT or some eqivalent to stop the core and await an interrupt or event.

>>106311923 (OP)
cddr car