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Some Quality of Life changes for external_deps/build.sh
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external_deps: deduplicate the nproc guess
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external_deps: rework the virtual platforms
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external_deps: improve build and install logging
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external_deps: improve extract logging
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external_deps: deduplicate build iterating
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external_deps: reformat and reword the help message
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external_deps: rework the help and error messages, also fix a bug
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What's the point of calling
shifthere?x="${1}"; y="${2}";seems easier to follow, not requiring the reader to sequentially process theshifts.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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You don't have to process the shift more than you don't have to process the stack when reading this in C:
Or even in older C:
Actually using
shifthere means the variables are named in the order of appearance and that you don't have to count at all, like in most languages as described above, so it actually brings less context switching for the reader.I also used that
shiftdevelopment pattern in all the rest of the code, so this is unifying the code and also reduces context switching for the reader within that source file itself.