/prog/ challenge [extreme edition]

Write a program that displays "Hello world" (without quotes) to the screen.

>>36
Your implementation is unsuitable for the GNU project. Where's the --help option? The Unicode support? The dynamic memory allocation?

>>41
It is not a program by itself, but a library function, part of the /prog/ C Standard Library. The implementation of how the arguments passed to the program are handled is left up to the programmer. Also note that /prog/ C Standard Library has no relation whatsoever to the GNU project, other than the license it is released under. Please read the manpage before presenting issues. If the copy presented to you does not have the associated manpages, refer to http://man.your-an.us/3/hello_world.html. Thank you for your time.

>>42
Shalom!

>>41
As long as its GPL3 compatible, it'll be fine for the GNU project. It shouldn't be much effort to change to fit the expected GNU standard.

>>44
(L)GPL2 isn't (L)GPL3 compatible.

>>45
both are shit

>>25
Funny, but you put a few too many ro's for it to work lyrically.

>>47
It would have been too messed up that way.

Row _ Row Row _ the boat _ _ gently down the stream
ro _ ro ro _ da ta _ _ ....

ro, no longer attached to data.

>>48
Spaces are added during expansion; ragnarok online, ragnarok online, rangnarok online data