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My GitHub has more C than Python. I am a farce.
"it works, except for the segmentation fault"
-my girlfriend, coding in C while I watch on like The old gay muppets, heckling her
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Writing a programming language in C. How is this syntax:
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Sooo, I'm continue working on 3D engine for Raspberry Pi Pico 2. I have Gouraud, Quaternions, ZBuffer, all that stuff. Everything in C.
What is the code that can be seen from April's assignment in The Purple Jacket?
I looked into it, because I wanted to know if it was just gibberish pseudo-coding or if it was actually something.
Here's the answer:
The language is C.
It's a very generic code.
The part that can be seen in the clip serves to allocate memory to go through a list of groups. (The rest is missing.)
It is an excerpt of Linux kernel code. It is from the function groups_allocate within the groups.c unit. It allocates memory of the proper size so it can be filled with the result of a group info query.
Furthermore, the code is featured on Hackertyper. The producers likely took a screenshot of that website to use as generic source code for that scene.