Wait, you need a TPM chip?

I don't know what services a TPM chip does provide. Wild guess, some private keys, hidden to the computer user, are used to sign stuff and/or encrypt ?

Combined with cproc, I get 70% of gcc -O2, for a small fraction of the code... and a plain and simple C coded compiler.

I keep banning gogol Ipv4 ranges because of scanners, script kiddies (and maybe worse). Yes, I am self-hosted, and without paying the DNS mob.

I am looking for the same thing but for from c++ to plain and simple C. It seems there is a signal with coding AI, but somewhat fuzzy.

Easy: you can remove the smart phone and plug it to a USB port with an off-the-self converter, and it works out-of-the-box with the universal video usb driver.

Computer languages cannot be trusted, even from ISO. You may have a chance with a simple preprocessor and simple assembler.

Don't forget, for most software out there, but not all, its development time is ridicoulus compared to its life cycle.

I wish it was written in plain and simple C.

Anything new from AI assisted port from c++ to plain and simple C?

ofc, there is classic web support, aka noscript/basic (x)html?

I would even remove the C code and lower the usage of the assembler pre-processor to a basic C pre-processor.

Happy, AV2 decoding already here.

:)