Mayday Programming Brain Teaser
Thanks to Sam for the idea.
int k = 0; k = k++;
After both lines execute, what is k equal to?
Thanks to Sam for the idea.
int k = 0; k = k++;
After both lines execute, what is k equal to?
There are just too many shiny objects out there. Here’s how I ended up looking at some of the strangest C code I’ve ever seen.
Sheesh. Interesting, but talk about distracting. I sure hope it isn’t true that multitasking kills your brain.
The GNU build system (aka Autotools) is/are too fricking hard to use. But I’m split… when the conventions of autotools are embraced, the product is quite portable. Though not very maintainable. Is it impossible to be infinitely adaptable and still be user friendly?
Ian Lance Taylor captures what’s wrong with autotools quite nicely. Ian says Cmake isn’t a suitable replacement, but perhaps it could evolve into one
As the holidays are fast approaching, many musicians will be called forth to back a multitude of sing-alongs. Be prepared! Musicians that care memorize or use sheet music, and nerdy musicians love Chordie!
Chordie turns text files with embedded chord names into beautiful, stafless PostScript lead sheets.
Chordie is a fork of Chord, and is written in under 5,000 lines of K&R C. Chordie currenly only runs on *NIX-like operating systems, but there may be ports to other operating systems someday.
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