[jr2]

What do you coder-gods make of this?  I guess FS is coded in C..
Source Code is available.

cdecl

e.g.:
cdecl
C gibberish ↔ English

int (*(*foo)(const void *))[3]

declare foo as pointer to function (pointer to const void) returning pointer to array 3 of int
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[Colonol Dekker]

I have nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo idea what this topic is about.

* Colonol Dekker clicks download anyway

[The E]

Looks a bit useless, to be honest. Either you can read and understand the code, or you can't. In cases of obfuscated C, it may be of some use, but anyone who codes that way deserves to be hunted by Raptors.

[jr2]

Looks a bit useless, to be honest. Either you can read and understand the code, or you can't. In cases of obfuscated C, it may be of some use, but anyone who codes that way deserves to be hunted by Raptors.

Well I have no clue anyways so I thought I'd see if it was useful. 

[Tomo]

It's a bit of fun, and completely useless.

Therefore, I applaud it - useless fun is fun!
- But still useless.

(On the other hand, "All art is useless" - Oscar Wilde)

[Bobboau]

for those of you wondering what this is it's a C -> English converter.

[Flipside]

Problem with things like this is that it's kind of like all other language translators, C is a language, like French or Japanese, it has rules and idiosyncracies that may not translate well to English. When someone speaks Spanish, for example, they'll do a far better job if they think in Spanish while they do it, the same applies to programming languages in my opinion.

[jr2]

for those of you wondering what this is it's a C -> English converter.

I was under the impression it did both?   C  <->  English

Am I mistaken?

[Bobboau]

probably an extremely particular form of English.