Name: Anonymous 2011-01-22 17:57
int* ptr;
int * ptr;
int *ptr;pick one;
int* ptr;
int * ptr;
int *ptr;int*ptr;int *ptr; (faggot)
int * restrict ptr
int *ptr makes any sense.
a + b or a != b).int *ptr makes any sense. int * a;
int b;
a = &b;
*a = 5;
void.h:
#ifndef _vh
#define _vh
#define st typedef struct
#define un typedef union
#define t 1
#define nil 0
#ifdef WIN32
#define nil NULL
#define nil2 nil,nil
#define nil3 nil2,nil
#define nil4 nil3,nil
#endif
#define ms i main(i ac,ss av)
#define me return 0;
#include<stdio.h>
#define prn(...)printf(__VA_ARGS__)
typedef int i;typedef int*ip;typedef int**ipp;typedef void*vp;typedef void v;typedef char*s;typedef s*ss;
#endif#include"void.h"
ms{puts("hello,world");me}
#ifndef -- #endif block doesn't work because it is already defined somewhere else? I've never had that happen before.
#define ret return, #define elif else if, #define sw switch, #define cs case, thanks!void.h
#ifndef _vh
#define _vh
#define td typedef
#define st td struct
#define un td union
#define reg register
#define sta static
#define inl inline
#define stnl sta inl
#define t 1
#define nil 0
#ifdef WIN32
#define nil NULL
#define nil2 nil,nil
#define nil3 nil2,nil
#define nil4 nil3,nil
#endif
#define ms i main(i ac,ss av)
#define ret return
#define cnt continue
#define jmp goto
#define me ret 0;
#define elif else if
#define sw switch
#define cs case
#ifdef __GNUC__
#define pure __attribute__((pure))
#else
#define pure
#endif
#define whl(x) for(;x;)
#define uns(x) whl(!(x))
#include<stdio.h>
#define prn(...)printf(__VA_ARGS__)
td int i;td int*ip;td int**ipp;td void*vp;td void v;td char*s;td s*ss;
#endif
#define cs caseecho.c
#include"void.h"
#define ps putchar(' ')
#include<string.h>
ms{i n=(ac>1&&!strcmp(*++av,"-n"))?t:0;for(++av;*av;*av&&fps)prn(*av++);n&&prn("
");me}
#include"void.h"
#define ps putchar(' ')
#include<string.h>
ms{i n=(ac>1&&!strcmp(*++av,"-n"))?t:0;for(++av;*av;*av&&fps)prn(*av++);n&&prn("\n");me}#define your entire program and save hundreds or thousands? millions if you're an EXPERT ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMER)!
#define for something used once would just make the code bigger.
ms{i n;prn("hello,world\n");me}
#define pr ms{i n;prn("hello,world\n");me}
print* ptr; Because * belongs to type, not to variable name. Also I am not a shitty faggot that declares vars like type v1, v2 instead of
type v1;
type v2;