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For an experiment like this it's important to have small, self contained code fragments. It wouldn't be fair to expect someone to decipher the whole Linux kerne
by eholk 14y ago
For an experiment like this it's important to have small, self contained code fragments. It wouldn't be fair to expect someone to decipher the whole Linux kernel source in a short amount of time, for example. Given a sufficiently small chunk of code, almost everything looks synthetic. I imagine many real life application have sections that take two arrays, find the numbers within a certain range and then take the intersection like this program does.
- dchichkov 14y agoActually linux kernel is very readable. And there is nothing synthetic about it. Just try opening some random page of linux kernel source code, and you'll see. Say: http://www.linux.fm/source/crypto/xor.c/ http://www.linux.fm/source/crypto/xor.c/ Hey, you can even listen to it ;)