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The problem about programming is that, while programmatical acts can be as impressive as feats of art or sport, no one will ever see or understand said acts. To whit, when I produce a clever mental pirouette such as this:
module->brains[layer].neurons[n].axon[i].output = &(module->brains[(module->brains[layer].type)].neurons[(rand() % (module->brains[(module->brains[layer].type)].pop))]);
...People will either have no idea what it means or will tell me its bad style. Bah.
EDIT: I should probably have made sure it was correct before I went on LJ bragging about it, shouldn't I.
Fixed.
module->brains[layer].neurons[n].axon[i].output = &(module->brains[(module->brains[layer].type)].neurons[(rand() % (module->brains[(module->brains[layer].type)].pop))]);
...People will either have no idea what it means or will tell me its bad style. Bah.
EDIT: I should probably have made sure it was correct before I went on LJ bragging about it, shouldn't I.
Fixed.