The IDEs of March

I learned and tested a new feature of `kate` today and this is better for showing my code in the way I see it in `kate`. I also decided that left quotes as they would be used in shell to specify a command implies a command when I am describing something. `kate` isn't really an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) , per se, but it serves better for me. I don't like to be lead down a the most common path when I am working on something. If I am making something, it is likely to be unique and so the help offered from most IDE's is just misdirection for me.

All of the code below was generated with a single command from `kate`, shown in the snapshot, from the File menu.

I will probably show my code examples this way in the future, as it is convenient and I don't have to pick through the code to replace < with &lt;. The code is usually saved at Google or sourceforge if it is completed. Otherwise if you must cut and paste and somebody complains, I will put a button to view and download the code , if it is a real example.

#include "solver.h"

int main(int argc , char *argv[]){

FILE *f,*o;char *fd;char fdd;
char cmd[128];
char fp[30]="solver.c";
char fc[30]="solver_child.c";
char fc2[30]="solver_child";
aFunction lF;

fd=&fdd;
seedRandom();
lF.P1=rand()%10;lF.P2=rand()%11;
lF.FP=process;lF.DP=&lF;


printf("Sum of A(%d) and B(%d) = %d\n",lF.P1,lF.P2,lF.FP(&lF));
if ( ( (lF.P1) + ( lF.P2 ) ) == (lF.P3) )
 {printf("Apoptosis is avoided!\n");return (0);}

sprintf(cmd,"gcc %s.c -o %s\n",fc2,fc2);
return (1);

o=fopen(fc,"rb");
if(o != NULL){fclose(o);return (-1);}
f=fopen(fp,"rb");o=fopen(fc,"wb");
while(fread(fd,1,1,f)){fwrite(fd,1,1,o);}
fclose(o);fclose(f);return (system("gcc rc.c -o rc"));

if(argc==1 && strncmp(argv[0],fc2,2) ){return 2;}
}

/*NULL here tz not supported */
void seedRandom(void){
    struct timeval tv;
    gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
    srand(tv.tv_sec * tv.tv_usec);}

int process(aFunction *lF){
lF->P3=(lF->P1+lF->P2);
return (lF->P1+lF->P2);}

How odd, it can be copied and pasted, so there is no loss at all here. I will do this always and if it is functional code, it can be copied and pasted if anybody has an interest to play with it. And so here is solver.h

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>

typedef struct aFunction aFunction;
typedef int (*Fx)(aFunction *lF);


struct aFunction{
char T;
int DPT;
int DPS;
int P1;
int P2;
int P3;
aFunction *DP;
Fx FP;
};


int process(aFunction *lF);
void seedRandom(void);