Cryptic C

Henry Spencer henry at utzoo.UUCP
Tue Aug 20 07:48:35 AEST 1985


> 	typedef int	bool;
> 	#define	false	0
> 	#define	true	1

It's interesting to note that Kernighan&Plauger use "yes" and "no" rather
than "true" and "false", and my own reaction is that the code often reads
better that way.  Now that's something to *really* start a raging debate
about... :-)
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