/prog/ challenge

Let's write a good, small, compact, extensible, standards-compliant and feature-full web browser that doesn't send the user's private info to the Big Brother.

#include <stdio.h>
void
  main (void) {
char address[666];
printf("Give URL: ");
fflush(stdout);
scanf("%s", url);
printf("Loading...\n");
return 1;
}

>>2
return 1;
That's underfined (or implemetation specific, I am not sure) behavior you shitlord

Yea, if you for whatever reason insist on main being of type void, then don't have it try returning a damn thing. Also, you try to write a string to an address represented by the identifier url which wasn't declared in the first place (you probably meant the address array instead).

>>2 YE RETOID Y DONT U GO RED DA FUKIN STANDARD

>>3
no it isn't you fuckwit, it's just flat out wrong.

>>1
(ql:quickload "drakma")

(defun browse-web ()
  (let (input)
    (loop do
         (format t "> Input a URI: ")
         (handler-case (progn
                         (setf input (read-line))
                         (if (member (string-downcase input)
                                     '("quit" "exit" "leave" "fuck lisp")
                                     :test #'string-equal)
                             (loop-finish)
                             (format t "~a~%~%~%" (drakma:http-request (string input)))))
           (error () (format t "Some kind of error.~%"))))

    (when (string-equal (string-downcase input) "fuck lisp")
      (format t "fuck you too.~%"))))

sorry im a lisp expert not a bbcode expert

(ql:quickload "drakma")

(defun browse-web ()
  (let (input)
    (loop do
         (format t "> Input a URI: ")
         (handler-case (progn
                         (setf input (read-line))
                         (if (member (string-downcase input)
                                     '("quit" "exit" "leave" "fuck lisp")
                                     :test #'string-equal)
                             (loop-finish)
                             (format t "~a~%~%~%" (drakma:http-request (string input)))))
           (error () (format t "Some kind of error.~%"))))

    (when (string-equal (string-downcase input) "fuck lisp")
      (format t "fuck you too.~%"))))

>>3-6
He declared a variable he never used (address), never initialized it, used a variable he never declared (url), then passed it to scanf() with no protection against buffer overflows, and you're pointing out the return value as the primary problem here?

The obvious answer is that >>2 kohai is not writing C here. He's using a derivative language called PBS-PC, or Post Box Shit-Post C. Now play nice.

#include <stdlib.h>
int main(int x, char ** y)
{
        return rand();
}

>>6
READ DA FUGIN STANDARD YA FUGIN STACKBOY RETROID
THE ONLY PORTABLE VALUES THAT MAIN MAY RETURN ARE 0, EXIT_SUCCESS AND EXIT_FAILURE

>>11
It's a non-portable Linux pogrom.  Deal with it.

Lol c fags.
Op, type nc.
Done.

nc

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