CompuServe Thread

I thought it was so funny, Jerry P in Byte always annoys me going on about WRITE and Intel Chips and S100 busses, wake up! I typed in the program in the UN*X article, to see what it would do, (I already had a good idea,) problem was Amy wouldn't run it, (Rather Lattice wouldn't ) It printed Helll wlroldllllllllllll… or some such. I think I'd like that program printed on a poster or a T-shirt, that would be neat. What does this program do? #DEFINE TWENTYNINE 29 int ll,L1,l0,h_1,q,h1,h; main() { for(putchar(putchar((h=7)*10+2)+TWENTYNINE);l0?putchar(l0):!h_1; putchar(ll),L1==2?ll=' ':0){ L1++==0?(ll=l0=54<<1): ll=='l'&&L1<3?(ll+=1L | 1L<<1L,l0=0) :L1==sizeof L1 && ll==' ' ?(ll=19+h1):(q-=h1); L1==5?ll-=8:q && &h_1;l1==sizeof ll+2? (ll+=3):1L;ll==(h<<4)+2 && L1!=6?(ll=ll-6):(h1=100L);l1!=1L<<3?q– :(h_1=ll=h1); } printf("%s\n",0); } "..Note the absence of goto statements in the program. Also note how portability of the program is enhanced by judicious use of the sizeof operator. The dereference null pointer at the end is used to make sure the output is properly terminated." People can read this issue by going to the Computer Language forum here (GO CLM) and looking at the april issue. Very funny. Who says C is a write only language? When is someone going to port the NeuroSys operating system to the Amiga, they would do well together just imagine, we'd have a neurotic guru to talk to.