pointers to multidimensional arrays in C

[St Leo]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I'm using data in memory for random numbers. And St Leo answered my question.

Yet more irrefutable proof of my greatness.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


It's equivalent to finding out what'll happen if you hook a reflector up to a nightlight that turns off when light hits a sensor on it...

Except that mine was interesting and useful

Plus I didn't actually do it.

[KrazyHorse]

You do realise that taking numbers out of memory is one of the worst ways to generate pseudorandomness, right? The probability of correlation is ridiculously high.

[Kuciwalker]

I'm not trying to write a good RNG.

[Asher]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
You do realise that taking numbers out of memory is one of the worst ways to generate pseudorandomness, right? The probability of correlation is ridiculously high.

He's not necessarily taking numbers, he could just be taking random bitstreams and interpreting them as numbers.

It still sucks though.

[Kuciwalker]

I'm doing it mostly to see what the teacher says when he sees my code.

[KrazyHorse]

I was assuming that he was, actually (though I know I didn't put it that way).

The point stands....

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I'm doing it mostly to see what the teacher says when he sees my code.

If he stabs you in the face you will have gotten what you deserve.

[Asher]

http://www.ioccc.org/main.html

Guess what this code does:

#include 
#include 
#include 

#define _			;double
#define void			x,x
#define case(break,default)	break[O]:default[O]:
#define switch(bool) 		;for(;xint##if?
#define true			(--void++)
#define false			(++void--)

char*O=" <60>!?\\\n"_ doubIe[010]_ int0,int1 _ Iong=0 _ inIine(int eIse){int
O1O=!O _ l=!O;for(;O1O<010;++O1O)l+=(O1O[doubIe]*pow(eIse,O1O));return l;}int
main(int booI,char*eIse[]){int I=1,x=-*O;if(eIse){for(;I<010+1;I++)I[doubIe-1]
=booI>I?atof(I[eIse]):!O switch(*O)x++)abs(inIine(x))>Iong&&(Iong=abs(inIine(x
)));int1=Iong;main(-*O>>1,0);}else{if(booI<*O>>1){int0=int1;int1=int0-2*Iong/0
[O]switch(5[O]))putchar(x-*O?(int0>=inIine(x)&&do(1,x)do(0,true)do(0,false)
case(2,1)do(1,true)do(0,false)6[O]case(-3,6)do(0,false)6[O]-3[O]:do(1,false)
case(5,4)x?booI?0:6[O]:7[O])+*O:8[O]),x++;main(++booI,0);}}}

[Kuciwalker]

Adds two numbers?

[Urban Ranger]

Oh no. Now I remember why I hate C. Buried memories of horrible events.

Well, I actually don't really hate C. It's just that if you give people a tool they can be sloppy with, they will.

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
If he stabs you in the face you will have gotten what you deserve.

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I'm doing it mostly to see what the teacher says when he sees my code.

That may be the most obscure way to try to win a darwin award. That teacher may actually get a reward by weeding you out.

[Whoha]

Originally posted by Asher

http://www.ioccc.org/main.html

Guess what this code does:

#include 
#include 
#include 

#define _			;double
#define void			x,x
#define case(break,default)	break[O]:default[O]:
#define switch(bool) 		;for(;xint##if?
#define true			(--void++)
#define false			(++void--)

char*O=" <60>!?\\\n"_ doubIe[010]_ int0,int1 _ Iong=0 _ inIine(int eIse){int
O1O=!O _ l=!O;for(;O1O<010;++O1O)l+=(O1O[doubIe]*pow(eIse,O1O));return l;}int
main(int booI,char*eIse[]){int I=1,x=-*O;if(eIse){for(;I<010+1;I++)I[doubIe-1]
=booI>I?atof(I[eIse]):!O switch(*O)x++)abs(inIine(x))>Iong&&(Iong=abs(inIine(x
)));int1=Iong;main(-*O>>1,0);}else{if(booI<*O>>1){int0=int1;int1=int0-2*Iong/0
[O]switch(5[O]))putchar(x-*O?(int0>=inIine(x)&&do(1,x)do(0,true)do(0,false)
case(2,1)do(1,true)do(0,false)6[O]case(-3,6)do(0,false)6[O]-3[O]:do(1,false)
case(5,4)x?booI?0:6[O]:7[O])+*O:8[O]),x++;main(++booI,0);}}}

it makes baby Jesus cry. But not as much as the first program that I wrote(and subsequently stripped the enter characters out of):76 gotos, everything in main, 11 lines of code that are really, really long.

[reds4ever]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I'm doing it mostly to see what the teacher says when he sees my code.

"You f$%king muppet?"