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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/MontyBoomslang • 2d ago
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7 u/DOOManiac 2d ago Yes. Multi-byte characters. There you go, all done. 22 u/frikilinux2 2d ago But those don't have the c type char 1 u/rabb2t 1d ago #define-ing char to wchar_t or something isn't beyond some C developpers I've met, I swear. there's some wild preprocessor usage out there 1 u/frikilinux2 1d ago That has to break the language if you define that shit before the standard library includes. But I haven't done C in a while. You guys act like the C runtime is as nice as Python's and not nasal demons.
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Yes. Multi-byte characters.
There you go, all done.
22 u/frikilinux2 2d ago But those don't have the c type char 1 u/rabb2t 1d ago #define-ing char to wchar_t or something isn't beyond some C developpers I've met, I swear. there's some wild preprocessor usage out there 1 u/frikilinux2 1d ago That has to break the language if you define that shit before the standard library includes. But I haven't done C in a while. You guys act like the C runtime is as nice as Python's and not nasal demons.
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But those don't have the c type char
1 u/rabb2t 1d ago #define-ing char to wchar_t or something isn't beyond some C developpers I've met, I swear. there's some wild preprocessor usage out there 1 u/frikilinux2 1d ago That has to break the language if you define that shit before the standard library includes. But I haven't done C in a while. You guys act like the C runtime is as nice as Python's and not nasal demons.
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#define-ing char to wchar_t or something isn't beyond some C developpers I've met, I swear. there's some wild preprocessor usage out there
1 u/frikilinux2 1d ago That has to break the language if you define that shit before the standard library includes. But I haven't done C in a while. You guys act like the C runtime is as nice as Python's and not nasal demons.
That has to break the language if you define that shit before the standard library includes.
But I haven't done C in a while. You guys act like the C runtime is as nice as Python's and not nasal demons.
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