C programming question

[Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland]

What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

Me, for breakfast I usually drink green tea, but when programming
in C, I drink extra strong Espresso without milk and sugar, except
when programming in C++, then I make it twice as strong and add 10 cl
of Jim Beam.

How do other C programmers prefer their coffee when programming?

[Walter Roberson]

Re: C programming question

In article <2448244.78ljVU CQOu@invalid.in valid>,
Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <vrib@invalid.i nvalidwrote:

>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
are using.
--
"And that's the way it is." -- Walter Cronkite

[Dann Corbit]

Re: C programming question

"Walter Roberson" <roberson@ibd.n rc-cnrc.gc.cawrote in message
news:fuoev7$j4v $1@canopus.cc.u manitoba.ca...

In article <2448244.78ljVU CQOu@invalid.in valid>,
Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <vrib@invalid.i nvalidwrote:
>

>>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>
The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
are using.

Somebody picked some red beans from a tree. Then they dried them in the
sun. Then they burned them in a fire. Then they boiled them in some water.
Then they threw away the beans and drank the water. You've got to think
that undefined behavior was involved in there someplace.


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[Joe Wright]

Re: C programming question

Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland wrote:

What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?
>
Me, for breakfast I usually drink green tea, but when programming
in C, I drink extra strong Espresso without milk and sugar, except
when programming in C++, then I make it twice as strong and add 10 cl
of Jim Beam.
>
How do other C programmers prefer their coffee when programming?

I prefer a rich Columbian blend of Arabica coffees served with sugar and
cream. I do admire your choice of Jim Beam, the finest Bourbon made.

--
Joe Wright
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
--- Albert Einstein ---

[user923005]

Re: C programming question

On Apr 23, 5:09 pm, Joe Wright <joewwri...@com cast.netwrote:

Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland wrote:
>

What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>

Me, for breakfast I usually drink green tea, but when programming
in C, I drink extra strong Espresso without milk and sugar, except
when programming in C++, then I make it twice as strong and add 10 cl
of Jim Beam.

>

How do other C programmers prefer their coffee when programming?

>
I prefer a rich Columbian blend of Arabica coffees served with sugar and
cream. I do admire your choice of Jim Beam, the finest Bourbon made.

Yeah, but why _ruin_ it with coffee?

[Gordon Burditt]

Re: C programming question

>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>
>Me, for breakfast I usually drink green tea, but when programming
>in C, I drink extra strong Espresso without milk and sugar, except
>when programming in C++, then I make it twice as strong and add 10 cl
>of Jim Beam.
>
>How do other C programmers prefer their coffee when programming?

Coffee tends to cause need to fflush() more often. Usually this
means leaving the keyboard. At this point, you have invoked the
wrath of undefined hehavior.

[Marco A. Cruz Quevedo]

Re: C programming question

On Apr 23, 5:58 pm, rober...@ibd.nr c-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson)
wrote:

In article <2448244.78ljVU C...@invalid.in valid>,
Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <v...@invalid.i nvalidwrote:
>

What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>
The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
are using.

And what would be the appropiate newsgroup to ask this specific
question that only C programmers could accurately answer? I am
interested about it too.

Regards,

Marco.

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[Eric Sosman]

[OT] Re: C programming question

Marco A. Cruz Quevedo wrote:

On Apr 23, 5:58 pm, rober...@ibd.nr c-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson)
wrote:

>In article <2448244.78ljVU C...@invalid.in valid>,
>Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <v...@invalid.i nvalidwrote:
>>

>>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
>is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
>that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
>are using.

>
And what would be the appropiate newsgroup to ask this specific
question that only C programmers could accurately answer? I am
interested about it too.

Something with "java" in the name, obviously.

--
Eric Sosman
esosman@ieee-dot-org.invalid

[Walter Roberson]

Re: C programming question

In article <b9dac686-9613-48ce-a890-0ef2b6253117@34 g2000hsf.google groups.com>,
Marco A. Cruz Quevedo <macruzq@myway. comwrote:

>On Apr 23, 5:58 pm, rober...@ibd.nr c-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson)
>wrote:

>The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
>is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
>that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
>are using.

>And what would be the appropiate newsgroup to ask this specific
>question that only C programmers could accurately answer? I am
>interested about it too.

alt.caffine.c.*
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What will be your last contribution?
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[CBFalconer]

Re: C programming question

"Marco A. Cruz Quevedo" wrote:

rober...@ibd.nr c-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson) wrote:

>Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <v...@invalid.i nvalidwrote:
>>

>>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>>
>The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
>is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
>that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
>are using.

>
And what would be the appropiate newsgroup to ask this specific
question that only C programmers could accurately answer? I am
interested about it too.

Try alt.lang.java.c ool.folklore. But first read their FAQ.

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[page]: <http://cbfalconer.home .att.net>
Try the download section.


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[Antoninus Twink]

Re: C programming question

On 23 Apr 2008 at 22:54, Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland wrote:

What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?
>
Me, for breakfast I usually drink green tea, but when programming
in C, I drink extra strong Espresso without milk and sugar, except
when programming in C++, then I make it twice as strong and add 10 cl
of Jim Beam.
>
How do other C programmers prefer their coffee when programming?

I generally drink a rich, full-bodied Columbian, freshly ground of
course. Usually filtered, but occasionally percolated for added
strength.

[Kenneth Brody]

Re: C programming question

Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland wrote:

>
What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

[...]

Tea, because no C programmer would touch a cup of Java.

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[Erwin Lindemann]

Re: C programming question

Dann Corbit wrote:

"Walter Roberson" <roberson@ibd.n rc-cnrc.gc.cawrote in message
news:fuoev7$j4v $1@canopus.cc.u manitoba.ca...

>In article <2448244.78ljVU CQOu@invalid.in valid>,
>Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland <vrib@invalid.i nvalidwrote:
>>

>>>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>>
>The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
>is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
>that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
>are using.

>
Somebody picked some red beans from a tree. Then they dried them in the
sun. Then they burned them in a fire. Then they boiled them in some
water.
Then they threw away the beans and drank the water. You've got to think
that undefined behavior was involved in there someplace.
>

That's an interesting composition I've never heard of before... you are
cooking whole coffee beans? How many beans do you use with how much
water? How does it compare to regular coffee made from ground beans?
(just curious)

ObPreprocessor -- Myself, I like those beans that have been preprocessed
by those Brazillian tree cats -- tastes very exclusive but can be
expensive over time.

Thanks
--
Erwin Lindemann

[user923005]

Re: C programming question

On Apr 25, 3:56 pm, Erwin Lindemann <elind...@wupp. invalidwrote:

Dann Corbit wrote:

"Walter Roberson" <rober...@ibd.n rc-cnrc.gc.cawrote in message
news:fuoev7$j4v $1@canopus.cc.u manitoba.ca...

In article <2448244.78ljVU C...@invalid.in valid>,
Herr von Ribbeck aus Ribbeck im Havelland  <v...@invalid.i nvalidwrote:

>

>>What kind of coffee do C programmers drink, and why?

>

The C standards do not refer to coffee or drinking, so your posting
is not appropriate for this newsgroup. Please refer to a newsgroup
that deals with the operating system for whatever kind of body you
are using.

>

Somebody picked some red beans from a tree.  Then they dried them in the
sun.  Then they burned them in a fire.  Then they boiled them in some
water.
Then they threw away the beans and drank the water.  You've got to think
that undefined behavior was involved in there someplace.

>
That's an interesting composition I've never heard of before... you are
cooking whole coffee beans?  

According to my understanding they are generally roasted that way.

How many beans do you use with how much
water?  

How strong do you like your coffee?

How does it compare to regular coffee made from ground beans?
(just curious)

The diffusion rate is a function of temperature, surface area and
time.

ObPreprocessor -- Myself, I like those beans that have been preprocessed
by those Brazillian tree cats -- tastes very exclusive but can be
expensive over time.

I've heard of it, but never tried it. I thought the civit cats were
from Africa and China.

[santosh]

OT - Re: C programming question

user923005 wrote:

On Apr 25, 3:56 pm, Erwin Lindemann <elind...@wupp. invalidwrote:

<snip>

>ObPreprocess or -- Myself, I like those beans that have been
>preprocessed by those Brazillian tree cats -- tastes very exclusive
>but can be expensive over time.

>
I've heard of it, but never tried it. I thought the civit cats were
from Africa and China.

"Civet cats" can be found around where I live. To be precise, this one:

<http://en.wikipedia.or g/wiki/Asian_Palm_Cive t>