Fored indentation wut?

Look guyz. I write C. I don't need no forced indentation of code.

/* Adventure4+ - copyleft @ M.L.Arnautov 1991 */
#include "advkern.h"
int d34() { if (t7(t11(670),16)) { z5(700,670); if (e0[700]>1) { if (m1(64))
{ l12(0,64,1); } else { i7(76,1606,670); }}} } int w24() { if (e0[697]==1)
{ if (g10(114,4) || g10(111,4) || q8(113,-1)) { s4('s',t11(697),5); i7(76,1023,113);
} i7(76,818,113); } i7(64,915,0); } int r26() { if (e0[697]==1) { if (g10(114,3)
|| g10(111,3) || t7(t11(671),9)) { s4('s',t11(697),5); i7(76,1023,669);
} i7(76,818,669); } i7(64,915,0); } int b26() { l12(0,699,1); if (g10(99,1)
|| t7(t11(671),3)) { l12(0,699,0); } else { if (g10(95,3)) { l12(0,699,0);
}} } int b27() { s9(101,485); if (j0[7]==155) { s4('s',155,8); } } int a25()
{ if (e0[759]<135) { i7(0,868,0); } else { i7(2,699,0); } e0[699] = d2(150);
e0[759] += e0[700]; e0[759] += e0[699]; if (e0[759]>1500) { l12(0,759,1500);
} longjmp(n0,1); } int p34() { e0[715] += 1; if (j0[110]==484 && e0[w9]!=412)
{ s9(110,412); s4('c',110,4); } } int a26() { l12(0,686,0); if (e0[715]<1)
{ return 0; } l12(1,702,760); e0[702] *= 100; e0[702] /= e0[715]; e0[702]
*= e0[134]; if (d2(100)<e0[702]) { e0[701] = d2(e0[760]); e0[701] += 1;
*v7(675)= -1; e0[675]=r0-1; while (++e0[675]<=n1) { if (t7(t11(675),3) &&
j0[e0[675]]==435) { e0[701] -= 1; if (e0[701]==0) { l12(1,686,675); return
0; }}}} } int r27() { *v7(703)= -1; e0[703]=r0-1; while (++e0[703]<=n1)
{ if (e0[686]==0) { a26(); } if (!(e0[686]==0)) { s9(e0[686],e0[671]); e0[760]
-= 1; b26(); if (e0[699]==0) { i7(2,686,0); } l12(0,686,0); } e0[134] -=
1; e0[715] -= 1; if (e0[134]==0) { s9(134,484); return 0; } e0[704] -= 1;
if (e0[704]==0) { return 0; }} } int e24() { e0[699] = d2(5); if (e0[699]==0)
{ f3(676,168); } else { if (e0[699]==1) { f3(676,192); } else { if (e0[699]==2)
{ f3(676,151); } else { if (e0[699]==3) { f3(676,212); } else { f3(676,319);
}}}} i7(0,1230,0); l12(0,701,0); *v7(675)= -1; e0[675]=r0-1; while (++e0[675]<=n1)
{ if (q8(t11(e0[675]),-1) && e0[675]!=78 && t7(t11(675),3)) { i7(0,1232,0);
s9(e0[675],e0[676]); l12(0,701,1); }} if (e0[701]==0) { i7(0,1231,0); }

>>1
Indentation and comments serve two important functions: People can better visualize the flow of execution if there is a visual indication of conditional depth. People can better conceptualize statements if they are commented short and to the point. Both of these approaches, when implemented correctly, can significantly reduce time loss in upgrading programs and can significantly reduce time loss in debugging new programs, since programmers, testers and maintainers need to do their jobs independently.

Serious programmers (and possibly their managers) realize that both comments and indentation are necessary in company software for the reasons I mentioned (and more) and are not without justification to enforce policies regarding both. But if you insist, feel free to live in unemployed infamy to those who cannot make enough sense of your piece of shit program to fix it. Congratulations.