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Haha. Your comment is so complex it needs another XKCD comic just to make sure all those [-1], (2), 1., [1]'s etc. don't get mixed up.
by gokhan 13y ago
Haha. Your comment is so complex it needs another XKCD comic just to make sure all those [-1], (2), 1., [1]'s etc. don't get mixed up.
- StavrosK 13y agoThat's because it was the in-depth, technical explanation of the comic. Based on the GP's comment, the comic is exactly accurate.
- rubiquity 13y agoIf it helps, the numbers in parantheses after read, malloc, calloc etc. are referring to the page number in the man pages. e.g typing `man 2 read` into the shell on a Unix system will give you information about the read system call. 2's are for system calls, 3's are for members of the C standard library (usually).
- underyx 13y agoHere you go: http://xkcd.com/1208/ http://xkcd.com/1208/