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Author: EmergentMonk

README.md

@@ -11,3 +11,51 @@ Rust spawns a C generator, the C generator emits `alpha.c`, `beta.c`, `runner.c`
 git clone https://github.com/QSOLKCB/HERESY.git
 cd HERESY
 cargo run -q
+You’ll see:
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+Rust compiles heretic_build.c in target/heresy_c/
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+The C generator writes/compiles alpha.c, beta.c, runner.c
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+Linked artifact: target/heresy_c/heresy_exe
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+A demo run prints messages from the C runner
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+Files
+src/main.rs — embeds the full C generator as a string, compiles & runs it.
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+target/heresy_c/ — build output (created at runtime).
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+.github/workflows/ci.yml — CI proves this nonsense is real.
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+Recursion Guard
+The C generator skips calling Cargo again if HERESY_ONCE=1. Remove or change that to tempt fate:
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+c
+Copy code
+// in heretic_build.c
+// run("cargo build --quiet"); // uncomment for chaos
+Determinism & Footprint
+Fixed flags: -Wall -g -O0 (change as you like).
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+No external deps beyond gcc and Rust toolchain.
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+Repro steps are tiny: cargo run -q.
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+License & Attribution
+Repo: MIT (or your preference).
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+Embedded concept borrows from Stack Overflow snippet lineage — attribute under CC BY-SA 4.0:
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+“Source ideas” and jokes inspired by: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79802354 (Trent Slade, modded by community).
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+This repo documents further modifications.
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+Danger Notes
+This is a stunt. It’s safe, but if you deliberately re-enable recursive Cargo calls, you asked for it.
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+CI keeps the recursion guard on.
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+Glory Wall
+“I compiled a compiler that compiles a compiler that compiles my alibi.” — A responsible engineer, allegedly
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