aaa

Oh dear.

"Oh dear."

Wrong. The correct answer is "a".

Damn. Go directly to jail. Do not pass "Go". Do not collect £200.

Wrong. The correct answer is "a".
I really think it is "aaaa"

Erik

Ah!

Should be 555. You're off by a bit.

Should be 555. You're off by a bit.

not a bit, but a rightshift

Erik

It's 6381921.

If you include the null-terminator at the end of the string, however, it's 1633771776. Which is clearly "IGEETTITTG" in leet-speak, which looks sorta like "I GET IT TO GO."

The statement was a social commentary on our frivolous consumption of fast food.

You aparently didn't use google. 638-1921 is the phone number to a plumbing supply company in Florida.

As it turns out, they are using the Keil tools to develop a high-tech, down-drain application soon to be available on the consumer market. It supposed to be big competition to Drain-O and other chemical-based solutions (hehehe).

Jon

Are you saying that using microprocessors is like throwing money down the drain?

I can see it now: "Keil. Gets the Clogs Out. Coming soon: mcu-drain-out model for personal gastrointestinal use." :)

Please!

I've just had to be sorting out a blockage in our drains in a very hands-on manner.
I don't want to be reminded of it here...

This thread is plumbing the depths of humour.

"not a bit, but a rightshift"

You had it right with your first word...

I can see it now: "Keil. Gets the Clogs Out. Coming soon: mcu-drain-out model for personal gastrointestinal use."

One of the scariest facts i know of is the following:

A company that has made some '51 code for a company I know went through 762 releases and still did not get it right. This very company is currently developing a computer controlled prostate biopsy machine for a medical company.

Erik

You had it right with your first word...

Good catch, but that is a job for the optimizer that Keil is so proud of.

Erik