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clipka <ano### [at] anonymous org> wrote:
> Only looks that elegant at first glance, until you notice that he's
> actually kind of cheating: First line defines a single-character empty
> preprocessor macro, which he makes quite liberal use of to achieve the
> desired formatting of the code.
Did you run it? If you run it, the output is a different beautifully-formatted
c-code. If you run that, the output is another formatted c-code. If you run
that, the output is another formatted c-code. If you run that, the output is
the first result again. Basically:
original -> #1
#1 -> #2
#2 -> #3
#3 -> #1
It's probably more mundane than it looks, but at a glance it's pretty slick.
Maybe RLE compression?
- Ricky
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