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by wruza
537 days ago
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In physics that usually means that we are missing something in the ¦'s. Like these hypothetical/imaginary "arr" keywords, look: int ** arr arr arr VAR[1][2][3];
By introducing these virtual storage kind specifiers, the spiral model works! It becomes apparent that these specifiers are actually real, cause the model wouldn't be consistent otherwise, and there's so much evidence for it all over the C codebases. We just tend to see the "real" part of it (sigh, stuck forever with that legacy terminology), while this is what actually happens: long double _Complex ** arr arr arr VAR[1][-1][sqrtl(-1)];
which is naturally homomorphic to most C compilations.(spoiler for those who need it: jk) |
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