> [rocks] add precizer > Add a link to precizer, a small C CLI tool for building a checksum > database and comparing directory trees.
Small?? $ wc -l `find -type f -name *.c -or -name *.h`|tail -n1 312918 total Even if you remove the embedded sqlite you still get well over 30k lines: $ wc -l `find -type f -name *.c -or -name *.h|grep -v sqlite`|tail -n1 32946 total All you're doing is calculating the checksums of a file tree, adding to a database, and comparing it with another. Why does it suck so much? > The author explicitly aligns the project with the suckless philosophy: simplicity, clarity and minimalism. "The author" is you. Drop the pretentiousness. Where? Where is this "explicit" alignment??? I could not find it anywhere in the code, in the website, in the README, nor in the commits. You program in C like it is Java. There are over 70 files in the src/ directory alone. The only thing i can see is 300k lines for a program that does what git diff --no-index does, and fucking sucks at it.
