Comments on The Banana Awards

phi (2005-09-11T10:38:05Z)

Well, "for ( p=first ; p ; p=p->next ) { free(p); }" is not a bug in lazy CAML, is it? There you see how sure this language is…
And a good system should not dispose of invalid mem blocks.

one suggestion:
function reverse_string(s)
{ char*p, *q; p=s; q=s+strlen(s); while(*--q=*p++) ; return s;}

Bill G. (2005-09-11T09:27:23Z)

Special fall sale:
Each Windows buyer will be offered 250 kg of bananas

abcde123 (2005-09-11T07:14:42Z)

C'est d'ailleurs curieux que ça n'existe pas déjà, sans doute parce que certains ont conduits à des catastrophes pas très drôles. C'est sûr qu'il y a plein de bugs très connus des années 70, 80 etc. J'imagine que cous avez déjà repéré des candidats dans:
<URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_bug#Famous_computer_bugs >

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