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Re: Experiment: functional concepts in C

Nick Keighley
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#1: Nov 17 '08
On 17 Nov, 11:43, Ertugrul Söylemez <e...@ertes.dewrote:
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Hello people,
>
I thought it would be funny to try to bring functional concepts into the
C language. If anyone is interested, I have published the results on my
blog [1].
>
[1]http://blog.ertes.de/2008/11/obscure-c-from-new-perspective.html

your code seems to have no whitespace in it including newlines.
I can't be bothered to re-layout it to make it readable.

(it could be a problem with my browser of course)

ah. It looks ok if I look at the source. It isn't HTML

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Kenny McCormack
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#2: Nov 17 '08

re: Re: Experiment: functional concepts in C


In article <c7d8bd66-adb5-4485-8ff0-edf92b652667@q30g2000prq.googlegroups.com>,
Nick Keighley <nick_keighley_nospam@hotmail.comwrote:
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>On 17 Nov, 11:43, Ertugrul Söylemez <e...@ertes.dewrote:
Quote:
>Hello people,
>>
>I thought it would be funny to try to bring functional concepts into the
>C language. If anyone is interested, I have published the results on my
>blog [1].
>>
>[1]http://blog.ertes.de/2008/11/obscure-c-from-new-perspective.html
>
>
>your code seems to have no whitespace in it including newlines.
>I can't be bothered to re-layout it to make it readable.
>
>(it could be a problem with my browser of course)
It displays fine in lynx. You should try it.
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>ah. It looks ok if I look at the source. It isn't HTML
It displays fine in lynx. You should try it.

Note to vippy: Of course it isn't standard C. That is stipulated early
on.

Richard Tobin
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#3: Nov 17 '08

re: Re: Experiment: functional concepts in C


In article <c7d8bd66-adb5-4485-8ff0-edf92b652667@q30g2000prq.googlegroups.com>,
Nick Keighley <nick_keighley_nospam@hotmail.comwrote:
Quote:
>your code seems to have no whitespace in it including newlines.
>I can't be bothered to re-layout it to make it readable.
>
>(it could be a problem with my browser of course)
>
>ah. It looks ok if I look at the source. It isn't HTML
It's served with the mime type text/x-csrc. If your browser
treats that as HTML, it does indeed have a problem.

(My browser sensibly opens it in emacs.)

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