initializer expression list treated as compound expression

Code:

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using namespace std;
  #include <stdio.h>
  #define r ((4*2)/(21/7)+1)
 #define _ o
 #define _0 4
  #define __ main
  #define _o 2
  #define o (_0 * _o)
  #define _O_O (r/r)
  char *s_o;
  int niral;
int __(_0,*s_o,niral)//error here
{
    return -_0<0?__(-4,"*X[&2SJ@z1'3#>E8A~)(=6$GT5,!KDNL?\n7&F%0AU[",_O_O/12):_0&1?*s_o? *s_o-niral?__(_0,++s_o,niral)_:_[s_o]:0:_0&2?__(_0,"*^\b-_8=&hJ\r2tinp1/S:'W>3r\n/_a-nl)g+9L>8-rI#?ini;9-en6B_eW$R[g+@GYe\tt-TnvRK!-_e^%WcsYNH9o\rz0+dB5,Ri.E-&nt_F\tgWpHDH4A_7~CoM^nU.ei^t^Xe^_^-t", niral):*s_o?__(_0,s_o+1,putchar(__(_0+2,"welcome 2 sIMULCra, NIRAL 2@!! ",*s_o)));
}

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.14: error: initializer expression list treated as compound expression
14: error: expected `,' or `;' before '{' token

This is c++ code and should be in the _____c++ section(__);

hmm...are you planning to participate in some kind of obfuscated programming contest?

That looks like a bunch of jibberish.

I don't think you defined your function properly. Try this instead.

Code:

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int __(_0, char *s_o, int niral) {
/* ... */
}

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Now delete the two lines above line 14.

yes cgs can i help for this code

Babkockdood : i tried it but not working

Quote:

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Originally Posted by karthikeyanvisu

Babkockdood : i tried it but not working

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What do you mean, "not working"? Is it not compiling? Are you getting segmentation faults? Are you getting bus errors?

Get it working in its readable form first. Then obfuscate. There are very few people out there that want to sort our what code like that does.


Quzah.