representation of integers (was: # to the nth power)
Jim Miller
jamiller at hpcupt1.cup.hp.com
Wed Nov 7 03:39:25 AEST 1990
>In article <226 at smds.UUCP> rh at smds.UUCP (Richard Harter) writes:
>> for (y=x,sqrtx=1;y>0;) {ysave = y;y =/ 16;sqrtx =* 4;}
>
>Wow.
>
>This man has been programming in C for a *long* time. I'm impressed.
>
>(quiz: why do I come to this conclusion?)
>--
>Peter da Silva. `-_-'
Because:
>> for (y=x,sqrtx=1;y>0;) {ysave = y;y =/ 16;sqrtx =* 4;}
^^
Is not ANSII, and has been considered bad form for years and years and ...
On the other hand, I wonder if maybe he is actually very young and
still makes typo's -- unlike us old coots :-)
jim miller
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(a.k.a James A. Miller; Jim the JAM; stupid; @!?$$!; ... )
Anything I say will be used against me ...
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