Yeah, I hate comments at the end of a line of code. No good can ever come from having a comment on the same line as code, it only encourages completely meaningl

Yeah, I hate comments at the end of a line of code. No good can ever come from having a comment on the same line as code, it only encourages completely meaningless comments like: int a = 0; /* assign 0 to a */ a += 5; /* add 5 to a */ Until you realize that you were really meant to add 6 to a and change the code and not the comment. Comments should be written on their own line(s) and only to explain the intention or warn against uninformed changes (or both): // WARNING! There be dragons here. It *may* look like we're reading // uninitialized memory here but it's all part of a greater plan, // the plan to get some good entropy into the random pool. So don't // remove the reads you don't understand, even if lint tells you // they're bad or you'll severely limit the entropy of all users // private keys from now on.