#define file_exists(N) ({struct stat z; !stat(N,&z)}) if you like stat

What if I don't like abusing #define tho?

What if I don't like abusing #define tho?

Just to make my code one line shorter

__always_inline bool_t file_exists(char const* name){ return access(name, F_OK ) != -1; }

Just to make my code one line shorter

😂

Please send me a message 🙏

typedef enum{FALSE,TRUE} bool_t; bool_t file_exisits(char const* path){ FILE* fd = fopen(path,"r"); if( fd ){ fclose(fd); return TRUE; } return FALSE; }

It's my virtual number, So I can't

Hmmmm the restrictions?

Is it good to learn java or c++?

3. Another reason to hate C.

C is a big macro assembler. what did you want to wait for?

Get an other education?

It is not allowed to ask help for homework

:-)

I bet you all are from india

C is NOT an assembler with macros

how can I enable the top section in gdb

C is a big macro assembler. what did you want to wait for?

C is NOT an assembler with macros

That statement can be seen as: The thing you write, it translates. Nothing more, nothing less

old C man he taught me so

the first compilers did not apply big optimizations, and the result was just 1:1 with the code written in C

the first compilers did not apply big optimizations, and the result was just 1:1 with the code written in C

Bascom does that too, is basica, gwbasic and qbasic macro assembly too?

Bascom does that too, is basica, gwbasic and qbasic macro assembly too?

Probably not IF WORD$ = "SECRET" THEN

That statement can be seen as: The thing you write, it translates. Nothing more, nothing less

Hah! good luck writing a hello world in less than 100 bytes

It pushes both string descripter offsets and calls a compare, so would C, see any difference?

Hah! good luck writing a hello world in less than 100 bytes

Hah! good luck writing a hello world in less than 100 bytes

Builded?

what?

what?

in the meantime im (read as: wim writes) writing a bootloader in 200bytes

And an hello world (heavily system dependant) can be done in less than 100 bytes (executable code only)

You can write bootloader < 10bytes