I used inline C in perl to write inline assembly.

I deserve death.

** using compiler intrinsics instead does not make the act any less sinful, pardon denied.

Oh look an actual rant between all the spam :D

But at least it works, right?

what are you building..?

If its x86, then the only place it won't run is on a Mac. This is an acceptable loss.

@YourMom

Hey, this guy looks a bit like a character in my latest novel.

@AceDev I ask myself the same question ;>

Short version is I wanted to use RDTSC and ROR in a subroutine but couldn't do it at the high level, and so here we are. It's actually fairly straightforward if you use intrinsics, something like:

```perl

use Inline C => q[

· · #include <x86intrin.h>

· · long prng() {

· · · · long out=__rdtsc();

· · · · long rem=out;

· · · · for(int i=0;i < 8;++i) {

· · · · · · rem=__rorq(rem,8);

· · · · · · out^=rem;

· · · · };

· · · · return out;

· · };

];

```

Mmh, actually, I may rewrite it like that for clarity lmao. It compiles to the same thing anyway.

@retoor uuh yes I want the dynamite maker NFT they give to war criminals, what's it called? the nobel peace something something?

@retoor that no funni (•ˋ _ ˊ•)