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Both programs and math proofs are allowed to be written in story mode where definitions can come after their usages. Unless you write in C. There's no story mod
by rav 2y ago
Both programs and math proofs are allowed to be written in story mode where definitions can come after their usages. Unless you write in C. There's no story mode in C :-)
- Bootvis 2y agoThere is CWEB. Literate programming is the ultimate story mode.
- NavinF 2y agowtf is CWEB? I presume you're referring to something other than "China Internet Index Bull 2X ETF"?
- gshubert17 2y agoSee: http://literateprogramming.com/cweb_download.html http://literateprogramming.com/cweb_download.html
- eru 2y agoThe clue is in the next sentence. If you look for cweb by itself, you might get weird results, because there are only so many four letter acronyms / words. Look for 'literate programming cweb' or just 'literate programming'.
- kloop 2y agoIf you forward declare things there are. The compiler really just cares about the shape and the symbol it has to call.
- shermantanktop 2y agoBut there’s a postmortem, in the core file. Maybe that’s just a photo of the crime scene.
- bandie91 2y agoin C there is only epic mode :)
- lynx23 2y agoSure there is, what do you think header files are? Just use a prototype and defer the actual code to a lter point in the file, voila, story mode.