Software Hardware Architecture — Feasible Speculations
You are a software developer. The feature image above is not strange. It is a shredded glass on particular path you have chosen. You are first-time reading two header files of two phone book components. Your task is to select and use one.
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/* Phone Book API */ int phone_book_store ( const char * /*name*/, const char * /* surname */) ; |
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/* Phone Book API */ int phone_book_store( Name, Surname ) ; |
C++ Macros with a variable number of arguments, or even worse sounding “Variadic Macro’s“.
Why would anybody need this? Like C++ is not “hard enough” already, one might exclaim? Well. standard C/C++ is not hard. But to learn anything properly, good examples are priceless. Here is one good example.
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C# is bloated beyond repair. I like F# or IronPython (for example) and I would love D# to be a .NET programming language, and not a “guitar chord”, when Google-ing it up. (Or is it Bing-ing ;o)
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