Thread: GLobal variables

Originally posted by Polymorphic OOP
I was refering to what you wrote in your earlier reply in white -- "see if you can spot the joke"

What are you talking about!
Okay, I admit, i've had enough. At this rate, i'll miss new years.


Global variables + goto eliminates the need for functions, and arguments to functions. You don't have the overhead of a function call, no copy-constructors are called... no subtile errors, stack overflows, etc etc.


Eibro... signing... off... for... new years!
gogogogogogogo~~~~ -_-

Originally posted by Eibro
void main(), global variables, goto... they all have a place in my universe.

Well your universe is wrong. I'm not going to debate this, but there is never a place in C or C++ for void main. If you want a void main, use Java. Otherwise use int main.

Quzah.

Code:

int value = 100;

bool sarcasm(){

    cout << "i use bool main(). I am serious!" << value << " % serious!" << endl;

    return true;

}

Originally posted by Eibro
i think now is a goods time to spoint so out that i was jokicng about the vodi() main... sorryy to sconfuse anyeon

ok it's[ tbetime.

Ha, ha, I think it's obvious that someone here is drunk.