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#Is html executable windows#

Convert PHP scripts, websites, JavaScript, HTML, databases into stand-alone apps for Windows (single EXE files) that do not require a Web server nor PHP distribution.

There is also ExeOutput for PHPВ that lets you create applications in native format for Windows with PHP, JavaScript and HTML.

Yes, there is a programВ HTML CompilerВ that allows you to convert an entire HTML application (using CSS, JavaScript, Images and more) into a standalone Windows application.

This kind of dynamic linking is a double-edged sword. The use of a dynamic linker allows programs to dynamically link to other (often common) libraries including the system ones, and until now we were implicitly linking to C and C++вЂ™s standard libraries-glibc and libstdc++ in this case! Rust does not (well, barely) make use of them however, so the entire comparison was unfair to Rust. It is normally processed and often altered by an OS routine called a вЂњdynamic linkerвЂќ (not to be confused with the aforementioned вЂњlinkerвЂќ). ButвЂ¦ why is it вЂњfairвЂќ? IsnвЂ™t a 1 MB executable too much for such a simple program regardless of the language?ДЄ binary executable is not a simple data format. Okay, so it seems that Rust was actually far, far better than C and C++. rwxrwxr-x 1 lifthrasiir 105216 May 31 20:51 target/release/hello* $ cargo rustc -release -C link-args =-static It turns out that we can get rid of this by disabling unwinding.

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And unwinding is supported by yet another bit of code called libunwind.

Panicking gives us a backtrace, but also the ability to unwind anything. Quite a dead end.Д«ut that is not the end of story. Our code doesn't panic, so we donвЂ™t need to print a backtrace, right? Well, we have reached a limit: libbacktrace is deeply integrated into the standard library, and the only way to avoid it is to not use libstd. Jemalloc indeed is a big library it really has tons of configuration so that you can fine-tune its performance, and that has to go somewhere. Okay! We are down from 600 whooping kilobytes to about 120 KB. rwxrwxr-x 1 lifthrasiir 121792 May 31 20:39 target/release/hello* rwxrwxr-x 1 lifthrasiir 210364 May 31 20:39 target/release/hello* $ strip target/release/hello Some good news: Installing nightlies (either the latest or any specific version) is very simple with rustup. But for posteriority, I will stick to a particular nightly version. Fortunately, the features we are going to use have been quite stable and you can probably follow the remainder of this post with more recent nightlies. ThatвЂ™s the major reason that we donвЂ™t yet have nightly features in stableвЂ“ they may change. This realm is not as scary as you might think, as it doesn't break in your face, but it may break in smaller ways (which is why we have nightlies!).

Some bad news: From this point on you are entering the realm of nightly Rust. We have knocked debug symbols down, now letвЂ™s get rid of the remaining libraries. Probably a libbacktrace issue, I donвЂ™t know, but that doesnвЂ™t harm much anyway. Thread '' panicked at 'Hello, world!', src/main.rs:2 stack backtrace: 1: 0x7fde451c1e41 - Illegal instruction $ mv src/main.rs.bak src/main.rs # tidy up $ RUST_BACKTRACE = 1 target/release/hello Using namespace std int main() $ cargo build -release & strip target/release/hello