Category-0 solutions to The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition https://git.zlg.space/knr/atom/ch6?h=master 2016-06-16T17:15:33Z 2016-06-16T17:15:33Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2016-06-16T17:15:33Z urn:sha1:f8d9ff23eb8d3e3286ff5cf4d5f9493532991bb7 Code style should be consistent now. All future commits will be run through astyle or they will be amended. 2015-12-06T05:46:57Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-12-06T05:46:57Z urn:sha1:45b8159cc39792ddc4e989b11036f026d49f33e7 This exercise is probably the most challenging "function puzzle" thus far. Modifying getword(), using various states, and the hashtable all create an example of how small building blocks can work together to make something. The implementation is very simple and nowhere near completely supporting '#define', but that's not the point. To properly support it, you'd need to build an entire preprocessor/parser, and that's far beyond the scope of both the exercise and book. 2015-11-21T07:28:24Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-11-21T07:28:24Z urn:sha1:fa70b1c7303cce993ed6a1785b72bf11b21cc6b6 We're getting close to more useful data structures! Wee! 2015-11-07T10:41:42Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-11-07T10:41:42Z urn:sha1:87761a45eb70cd22cf0b64fdcc0545006e92a8f9 This exercise was good practice to get back into the mindset of programming. It's not a pretty solution, but it works. I may end up coming back to this solution, because I feel like I've missed something that would make this exercise simpler. 2015-08-04T08:20:56Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-08-04T08:20:56Z urn:sha1:beac4bc8129869d82a6bc49957464c88e50ccfb9 2015-03-08T08:11:13Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-03-08T08:11:13Z urn:sha1:ad37fa6675c799d8c1280c4845643da5adf0db8e 2015-03-03T11:35:37Z zlg zlg@zlg.space 2015-03-03T11:35:37Z urn:sha1:e458edffa1e1cb3a7aa2c695e833e717bbd4efe4 This exercise improved my understanding of identifying comments and quotes by focusing on edge cases.