SEGFAULTS ARE CUTE.

Who needs a framework anyway ?
Goodbye Azure
Goodbye Azure
Now with the new, even less stable, "Downhill" backend :3
#include <stdlib.h>

int main() {
  void *a = malloc(0);
  for (;;)
    a = ((void *(*)())a)();
  return 0;
}

Fun fact

You can make an entirely ISO/IEC 9899 compliant C compiler with which this code never segfaults !

CMD is stable...

PowerShell, the most cursed shell ever made, can also segfault !

while (1) {
  $output = Invoke-WebRequest https://uwu-segfault.eu/api/segfault|out-string -stream
  $output = $output -replace '.*:' -replace 'your\s*emergency','your emergency'
  $output |Select-String -Pattern '(number\s\d*\w*|cat)'|select -first 1
  Write-Host `n
  Start-Sleep -Seconds 1
}
 

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Why won't my code segfault

As a treat, here is someone who complains about the lack of segfault on Windows
(if you ask me, windows is bad enough as is,,)

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