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| meta(name="description" content="Compiler Explorer is an interactive online compiler which shows the assembly output of compiled C++, Rust, Go (and many more) code.") |
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| link(href=require("main.css") rel="stylesheet") |
| style#theme |
| |
| // The atob/base64 stuff below is to prevent any XSS attacks: now we have user content in the options (from |
| // short links), it's possible to do XSS attacks, by leaving <script> tags in the source etc, which can be |
| // interpreted by the browser. |
| script window.compilerExplorerOptions = JSON.parse(decodeURIComponent("!{encodeURIComponent(compilerExplorerOptions)}")) |
| script window.httpRoot = '#{httpRoot}'; |
| script(src=require("main.js")) |