Memory Hacking Software

I knew the difference between pre-fix and post-fix but the C90 Thing was awesome. I have never thought about the IEEE Standards ( even though I am a member) I had to right a report on Java the the failure to comply with some floating point spec.

Wow, I had a hard time understanding and I have to say I never knew about that.

I was reading up on sequence point on wiki and found out something interesting.

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INT I = I++;


Would have yield undefined result.

I guess if the same variable is modified more than once between previous and next sequence points, its result will be undefined.

Points taken from wiki. Hope I got it right.

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INT J = 9;
INT I = 1;
INT I = (((++J) + (J++)) + J++) + I++;

Has anyone come across code this unconventional?

If so, where?

I certainly hope not.


L. Spiro

so you developed a sort of "cross breed" of C++ language?

This section is not related to L. Spiro Script.

As for your question, L. Spiro Script is similar to C so that people can use it without having to learn a new language.
But C has a lot of retarded faults upon which C++ improves, so in some places I used the C++ methods rather than the C methods.


L. Spiro