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Originally posted by SunRa (in signature):
#include <stdio.h>
char a(16)(33);int main(){int i,j;for(i=0;i<16;i++){for(j=0;j<33;j++){a(i)(j)=((a(i-1)(j-1)!=a(i-1)(j+1)&& j<32&& j>0&& i>0)| |(i==0&& j==16))?'*':' ';printf("%c ",a(i)(j));}printf("n");}}
You've got a mistake in that... the or symbol (||) has a space between the two parts; gcc won't compile it. Cool ASCII art, though! (EDIT: I see why now... why does the boards convert that symbol?)
And to say something on topic, I hope they eventually sell the Mac code, but not for a while (so Ambrosia et. al. can still make a good profit).
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(This message has been edited by sinclair44 (edited 08-12-2003).)