Paul Jakma wrote:
> On Sat, 8 May 2004 P at draigBrady.com wrote:
>>>>This one isn't over yet :-)
>>>>strerror is now 73 bytes
>>>>#!/bin/sh
>>echo "#include <errno.h>"|cpp -dD|egrep -w "#define E[^ ]+ *$1"
>>> 58 bytes... no, make that 44 bytes..
>> And it supports arbitrary errno.h files / isnt restricted to
> whichever one your system's cpp will find.
Nice try. The hard bit is finding the appropriate header files.
I'm now down to 60 bytes. It's beginning to look like Perl though.
#!/bin/sh
echo|cpp -includeerrno.h -dD|egrep -w "E[^ ]+ *$1"
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