Let's code!

[CodeBlock]

Yet another idea from the Arch Forums (sorry, they have some neat stuff that I think would be neat to try on these forums )

Basically the idea is to write a C program, line by line, one line per post; with no double-posting.

The program doesn't have a goal, it's just whatever we make it. If you're including other files, state which file the line belongs in.

I'll start.

main.c:

#include <stdio.h>

Let's make some code!

 

[graudeejs]

although spam... The idea is quite funny

#include <stdlib.h>

LOL


So that's how they develop Linux

 

[CodeBlock]

Why is it spam? It's in offtopic. Eh if the mods think it's spam they can close it; until then...

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And yes, it is, haha -- nah, someone just started a thread on there with this idea; I thought it was neat. Really missing how it's spam

 

[graudeejs]

 * because when someone will search forums... they will probably find lot of things like this

 

[CodeBlock]

* true, but this would only come up as one search result. ;)

 

[graudeejs]

* ye, but here's also php, ... asm, html, ruby, python, c++, basic .... you can get 300 posts by helping people ;)

 

[DutchDaemon]

* post counts mean nothing - it's quality we need

 

[CodeBlock]

* I understand that - this isn't to raise my post count, it's just an idea I thought was neat. If it's that bad of an idea, feel free to lock it. I just thought it would be neat to see where a potential program would land $x posts down the road.

 

[DutchDaemon]

* it's not a problem -- but discussions about post counts seem to flare up now and then -- they're a pointless benchmark -- say more in less posts ;)

 

[mickey]

* Oh, this is a hack!

 

[Oxyd]

* Get coding already! */

 

[expl]

[color="Green"]#ifdef[/color] THIS_IS_POINTLESS
syscall([color="#008000"]1[/color], [color="#008000"]0[/color]);
[color="#008000"]#endif[/color]

[color="Navy"]extern[/color] [color="Blue"]int[/color] my_posts;
my_posts++;

[color="Navy"]goto[/color] NextPost;

 

[aragon]

printf("hi mom!\n");

 

[mickey]

#error "YOU BLEW IT!"

 

[SirDice]

for(;;)
  fork();

:e

 

[Oxyd]

int f(int i, int j) { return !j ? i : f(i + j, j - 1); }

 

[fonz]

a = b->c[0] + ~d == (e || f) || g && h ? i : j >> 1;
k = !(l & FLAGS);

Alphons (quoting style(9))

 

[varnie]

printf("no more dumb threads, please");

 

[elBoo]

return 1;

 

[Anonymous]

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