RIP Dennis Ritchie

[stampede]

(Man, I hate to do this again...)

Dennis Ritchie, C pioneer and inventor, died few days ago (8.10.2011).

I basically "grew up" on C and his great book. "The C programming language" (with Brian W. Kernighan) was the first programming book I've seen. Even today its the most worn out book on my bookshelf...

#include <stdio.h>
 
int main(){
    printf("Rest in peace, Mr. Ritchie.\n");
    return 0;
}

#include <stdio.h>

int main(){
    printf("Rest in peace, Mr. Ritchie.\n");
    return 0;
}

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[tamhanna]

The book was a classic, yes. Along with Guido Krüger's Learning C (German, though).

Reminds me of the old days, Palm and OnBoardC...

[mushroom]

Rest in peace Mr Ritchie!

printf("goodbye, world");

printf("goodbye, world");

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[BalaQT]

#include <prayers.h>
#include <love.h>
main()
{
printf("Thanks master, for all the efforts and hardwork\n");
printf("May your soul rest in god's feet");
getFlower();
putFlower();
}



Bala

[Sia]

Don't mean to be picky about your grammar, but if you are referring to the Theistic-Abrahamic god, then his name is "God", "LORD", "G-d", "YAHWEH", etc -- and NOT "god". Also, what do you mean with "God's feet"?

[Surendil]

while(true) {
  // You're in our memory...
}

while(true) {
  // You're in our memory...
}

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[BalaQT]

I'm not referring to the Theistic-Abrahamic god.
God's feet is the destination.