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[jwxie518]

I don't understand.


........

WHAT?


Go read this guy
visual c++ - Why is this program erroneously rejected by three C++ compilers? - Stack Overflow

[jwxie518]

The best solution is here


http://i.imgur.com/QlGpd.gif

[WingedPanther]

Now, if there was just a way to get rid of the excess few characters at the beginning...

[jwxie518]

I doubt. Maybe it was just photoshopped. When I have time I should try this out. Ha.

[Revolt]

Now that is just awesome! :D

[John]

jwxie518 said:

I doubt. Maybe it was just photoshopped. When I have time I should try this out. Ha.

In theory it should work. A BMP file is literally, a map of bits (with some meta information at the beginning). So, if you convert the C code from ASCII to hex, and breaking it up into 24 bit chunks, you will end up with a list of what could be used as hex colors.

[fayyazlodhi]

This reminds me of obfuscated code contests particularly the one requiring to write "self reproducing program"

Quine (computing) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Edited by fayyazlodhi, 02 July 2011 - 11:39 AM.
wrong url

[jwxie518]

John said:

In theory it should work. A BMP file is literally, a map of bits (with some meta information at the beginning). So, if you convert the C code from ASCII to hex, and breaking it up into 24 bit chunks, you will end up with a list of what could be used as hex colors.

Yes. I actually looked at your recent blog. A success :]

[jwxie518]

fayyazlodhi said:

This reminds me of obfuscated code contests particularly the one requiring to write "self reproducing program"

Quine (computing) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wow. that's interesting! When I first saw Quine I thought you were talking about Quine–McCluskey algorithm. :]