I dont know what kind of life choices I have made led me to take the FFT of my laundry machine noise at 4AM in the morning but here we are
I think its the inverter, whining around 4khz range
@tsoding typedef int F(int);
extern F *b;
int c(void);
int main(void)
{
auto a = b
(c());
}
how do I parse this? is this auto a = b or auto a = b(c())
enough with the BIG SEMICOLON bullshit
@tsoding I've never seen such bullshit in my life before
No, the compiler can't know where you need a semicolon. Forcing the compiler to do so, only creates ambiguities
Stop spreading misinformation especially when you have such a large follower base
void a(){}
void b()
{
return
a();
}