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Ah! Sorry :)

Umm. I'm not supporting Microsoft here!

This talk was actually meant for beginners and for those who were acquainted with C to some extent. Furthermore, many never learn about the preprocessor features (at least here in India) and I ended up explaining things in detail which made up a majority of the post. I know it feels as if there was a prime focus on the preprocessor, but that wasn't the idea. It just took longer to explain those features (at least for beginners).

Yeah sorry for the mistake! Will change it soon!

Haha, I started with talking about the standard buffers and have completely missed using them! Thanks for reminding this!

I did mention this during the talk, but missed writing about it. Will add it in my next edit! :)

Hi there, this was actually targeted at beginners and average C programmers. I'll add your comments in an edit soon! Thanks!

My apologies for not including this! I'll add it in an edit soon! Thank you!

Yes, I get your point :) The post doesn't focus on the preprocessor actually, its just that there's more to explain in it which people usually neglect. So I've somehow written more on the preprocessor which looks like I've focused on it.

Yes, macros are to be fully enclosed but just for a better readability sake I've avoided them here. As I said in my comment above, I mainly intended to convey the idea. I did explain every aspect during the talk though. I'll make a better effort from next time! Thanks

Hi all! I never expected this to reach the front page! Thank you all! This was a quick writeup of a talk I delivered in our college's Open Source Community (http://pesos.pes.edu). This was meant for beginners and average C programmers and summarized it through a blog post. I can understand few things do seem a bit different, but the post intends to mainly convey the idea than the exact implementation aspects!

Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks!

Mainly Instrumental for me. It varies from movie soundtracks (especially by Hans Zimmer) to classical and even trance or digital mmusic (which you can find in http://di.fm).

You could contact the dev and have a discussion with him! If the dev doesn't want it to be a feature in his software, you can post your changes as a plugin/add-on. Effort spent on improving a software rarely goes wasted.

Thinkpad without a doubt!