Shadowlessness, and how it feels.
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
printf ("goodbye, dad.\n");
return 0;
}
Parsa: I just want to say thanks, I learned a lot of useful stuffs reading "Fun with C++" posts! Hail to you!!!
yzt: Thanks and welcome. But I'm too old for that shit now!
Aidin: Shine on
GSD: About Niagara, take me a cane, i will across
amin: As you keep writing awful things like "27 hours of programming", I really miss that "Fun ..."
spy: hi there! i need youre agreement to publish the garshasp's picture on wikipedia english and persian page on my article about this game in french, can [...]
;d: I've heard you follow "bad" programmers with a shotgun! LOL!
Hamed: Hello, I would like to know if you are still developing the Mage engine and also where can I get the latest updates and news [...]
C++ Programmer: با سلام. من بازی شما را دیدم و لذت بردم. وقتی آن را با بازی های مطرح دنیا مقایسه می کنم می بینم که آن ها [...]
yzt: Well, no one is working on Cubewars for now, and the source code was never open, IIRC.
yzt: I had a hiccup on my blog due to a botched auto-update script. Thanks to my friend ard for letting me know.
yzt: Steve Jobs died. Dennis Ritchie died. May the Random Number Gods save Donald Knuth!
farshad: thanks for your good workshop, I think i must reconciliation again with c++
R.I.P…
i’m sorry but you should add
#include
#include
The code does include a correct #include statement (although, interestingly, include statements are not always required in K&R style of C!)
Nonetheless, unfortunately, the rendering of C++ code that contains angle brackets (‘<’ and ‘>’) is not too robust in the syntax highlighter that I use. It sometimes shows up completely correctly (as for example it is doing now) and sometimes with a variety of different problems.
I will edit and fix this one though. I don’t want the C code I write to commemorate Dennis Ritchie to have any hiccups!
He is the man that will remain in our memories and the memory itself remains so Richie for ever!!!
the most sad thing happend to me last year.
And when it comes to enlightment and i mean pure enlightment like richie, it’s not ash to ash and dust to dust. it’s pure white and clean.