bzs%bu-cs.bu.edu@bu-it.bu.edu (Barry Shein) (06/14/88)
Facing page 20 in the May issue of Unix Review is an ad from AT&T
titled "The More Advanced your Training needs, the More You Need the
Experts Who Created the UNIX System".
The photo depicts a man climbing a row of keys who's caps are
marked "BASIC"...INTERMEDIATE...
Finally on the screen is a bunch of code surrounding the word ADVANCED
in big letters. It appears to be C code, a sample:
void srand[g] unsigned s; []
int rand[] {return [O]; }
/* REGCMP[3X] libPW */
(yes, that's letter "O")
One gem from near the bottom is (partially obscured):
][] int*[*a]
Um, thanks, but no thanks, we just ran out of martian Unix customers,
do call again...
-Barry Shein, Boston Universityolapw@olgb1.oliv.co.uk (Tony Walton) (06/17/88)
Aah, but that's the sort of 'C' you write BEFORE you get trained by
AT&T
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