This is my answer to Ovid's Perl is C: my
entry to the 4th Obfuscated Perl Contest.
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#define open(a,b) open(b,a)
#define $ARGV argv
#define $i i
#define x : /* aren't four #define way too much?
unshift @ARGV, $_ = $ARGV[0]; "*/
main(int argc, char *argv[]) { // "; {
int m=1, i[14]; char * pp; int p=-1;
int q, F=3; char * qq = "Hello\, world!\n";
i[12]=537463307; i[13]=3085; //,; $_ = "" if(length!=2);
if(m+-p?(argc>1&&!strcmp(argv[1],"-p"))?p+i? 1 : 1 x 0 x 0) {
printf(qq/*\bThe Perl Journal\n/#*/
); exit(0); }
qq="=;#"; argv[0][0]='\0'; memset(i,0,48);
$i[10]=($i[11]=(q/*\b/&&scalar@ARGV))-1;#*/=0) + argc)-1;
do{
if($i[11]<2) { $i[10]=1; q/*/&&*F=*STDIN;#*/=F=0;
} else { open(O_RDONLY, $ARGV[$i[11]-$i[10]]);//; *F=*O_RDONLY;
}
while(read(F, $i, 1)>0) {
++$i[4]^(q=/*.=,$_=$i);#*/0); pp=i;
$i[3]+=m=( *pp^0x0A)?/*\n=;#*/0:1; for(qq=&i[12];*qq;*pp^*qq++||
+(q=1));
if(m=/*[ \n\f\r\xB]=#*/q
) { if($i[1]){$i[$i[1]]++; $i[1]=0; }} else { $i[1]=2;}
}
if($i[1]){$i[$i[1]]++;};
printf("%7d %7d %7d %s\n",$i[3],$i[2],$i[4],$ARGV[$i[11]-$i[10]]);
close(F);
if($i[11]>2){for($i[1]=2;$i[$i[1]+4]+=$i[$i[1]];$i[1]++){$i[$i[1]]
+=0;};$i[1]=0;}
} while(--$i[10]);
if($i[11]>2) { printf("%7d %7d %7d total\n",$i[7],$i[6],$i[8]); }
}
You can name is wc.c and compile it as a C
program and a Perl program. The name says it all.
Be careful: one line contains an embedded tabulation.
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