[bitlug] Re: Interesting problem - revisited
- From: Turuvanur Pavan-A20404 <pavan.tc@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bitlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 11:30:55 +0530
> int i;
> main ()
> {
> for (; i["]<i;++i){--i;}"]; read ('-' - '-', i++ + "hell\
> o, world!\n", '/' / '/'));
> }
>
> read (j, i, p)
> {
> write (j / p + p, i-- - j, i / i);
> }
>
> following that is the call to read() which is defined in the
> program and the arguments to it are '-' - '-', which is 0
> ('-' minus '-'), pointer to "hello, world!\n" indexed by i again.
> '/' / '/' is 1, since it is "something divided by the samething".
One thing that i did not mention is the way read is defined.
The datatypes of the function arguments is not explicitly declared.
Hence, it defaults to int.
TC
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