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    A selection of my code for a course/my thesis. The editor is Kate under Kubuntu Linux.

    This part has always seemed nice and colourful to me so I decided I would try to make something of it.

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    1. GT's screenshots & wallpapers 32 months ago | reply

      everything's blurred except the part you're currently trying to decypher... I'd say it's got a great 'bug hunting' feel if it wasn't all trivial function calling - get to the code for "compare", then we'll talk =P

    2. schmaecky 19 months ago | reply

      Found it on swizec.com/blog/programmers-are-fucking-lazy/swizec/2648 and like it alot! :-)

    3. Riebart 13 months ago | reply

      A bit late, but this is a handful of lines from a two-thousand line implementation of a red black tree that I wrote that implements both bottom-up and top-down deletion and insertion. It implements it both in an indirect (where each tree node stores a pointer to the data) and direct (where each tree node contains enough space for two void* at its head, followed by the data) data storage mechanisms.

      This code, in particular, is a portion of the verification code used to verify that an RBT satisfies all necessary conditions to be an RBT.

      The source code this is part of can be found here and is part of a high performance, in-memory data storage, search, and manipulation library written by myself and another. The library is MPL 2.0 licensed which is GPL compatible for anyone that wants to use it.

    4. Ecrans.fr 7 months ago | reply

      Hi, We used your picture to illustrate a story on our news website Ecrans.fr. Thank you for sharing this under CC license!

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