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Anyone think of a C-related Christmas presents for Santa to bring to a
programmer, grown up but still putting out his stocking? |
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-The complete C90 source code for a C99 implementation. -The ultimate present for this C developer for christmas (with my wife
looking over my shoulder as I type this :-) is without a doubt a GPX2. Full and open development using SDL on a handheld dual-chip
ARM processor with full gamepad controls. -A set of those USB programmable missile launchers (foam, desktop
variety with tilt/pivot) that were a hot item last xmas, but
sold out instantly. -You have been feeding your DS9000 too many illegal programs. -I can tell because you are out of missile launchers. I'm sure you
are capable of designing your own illegal programs without the
voluminous MSDN examples. -The manufacturer was out of them last Christmas as I recall.
Thinkgeek.com and such were blown out about an hour after it hit
slashdot.org. I simply thought they would make a neat stocking
suffer (even an appropriate form factor) as the OP asked about.
Plus, they luck like more fun than writing code to twiddle bits
in a disk controller, at least as a diversion.
Some of the example code in Navia's compiler documentation would
make similarly good fodder, if some were needed. I try not to
spend energy designing illegal programs, there are better things
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