Get over it.
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Nice to see code once in a while that's so self-assured...
/* ObjectPtr--Required. If a XXXXXXX template is provided, /
/ this is the address of a system pointer. /
/ Otherwise, this is the address of the object /
/ itself. Or, the address of the process when /
/ there isn't a specific object. Or the set /
/ address after process is set up. Get over it. */
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So, did you get over it?
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I think he should get over it.
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So, like, you know? Like, there's this thing, right? or, um,... yeah... So, dude, just, like, get over it, y'know? yeah...
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@mountain said:
Nice to see code once in a while that's so self-assured...
/* ObjectPtr--Required. If a XXXXXXX template is provided, /
/ this is the address of a system pointer. /
/ Otherwise, this is the address of the object /
/ itself. Or, the address of the process when /
/ there isn't a specific object. Or the set /
/ address after process is set up. Get over it. */
Bonus points for the single-line-comment implementation of multi-line-comment characters.
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Just put in some random adresses until it doesn't segfault anymore
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@SuperJames74 said:
@mountain said:
Nice to see code once in a while that's so self-assured...
Bonus points for the single-line-comment implementation of multi-line-comment characters.
/* ObjectPtr--Required. If a XXXXXXX template is provided, */ /* this is the address of a system pointer. */ /* Otherwise, this is the address of the object */ /* itself. Or, the address of the process when */ /* there isn't a specific object. Or the set */ /* address after process is set up. Get over it. */
That's probably done to slow down the compiler. You'll have more time compiling, which means more time slacking (and fencing on chairs).
