Programmer's Music Mix for Dark Minds

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>>40
Sounds like somebody needs to reread DA STANDARD.

>>44
The volatile keyword is mainly to tell the compiler not to make any assumptions when optimizing, as the usual assumptions may not be accurate. It's basically telling the compiler "don't try to be smart, or you'll probably just end up fucking things up". What >>34 is talking about is functions that do not have any sort of state, i.e. that is for every specific combination of explicit parameters, they have a single well-defined return value. For example, time(NULL] is an impure function, since its return value depends on the state of the system clock, which is not provided as an explicit argument. Likewise, the rand() function is impure, since it takes no arguments (and thus has only one COMBINATION of arguments that is valid), yet its return value is unpredictable.