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The point is not that, but that as soon as you make slightly nontrivial declarations it is not readable in one pass.
by Dellort 16y ago
The point is not that, but that as soon as you make slightly nontrivial declarations it is not readable in one pass.
- senki 16y agoWell, the K&R book talk about the complicated declarations, and recommend the use of the typedef command. Also, it contains a simple program called "dcl", analogous to what you linked.
- sketerpot 16y agoIf that's what you consider "slightly nontrivial", I never want to see what you would consider a difficult type declaration.
- eru 16y agoI'd volunteer some Haskell, but I am afraid that while complex, it doesn't have enough line noise in the type declarations.