Comment by kmoser
3 hours ago
I did this in 1989, as if C had been written by the folks who brought you COBOL:
#include <stdio.h>
#define OpenBrace {
#define CloseBrace }
#define OpenBracket [
#define CloseBracket ]
#define OpenParenthesis (
#define CloseParenthesis )
#define NoReturnType void
#define NoParameter NoReturnType
#define MainFunction main
#define Semicolon ;
#define FunctionPrototype
#define ActualFunction
#define PointerTo(atype) atype*
#define OutputToStdout(astring) printf(astring)
#define IsEqualTo =
FunctionPrototype NoReturnType
MainFunction OpenParenthesis NoParameter CloseParenthesis Semicolon
ActualFunction NoReturnType
MainFunction OpenParenthesis NoParameter CloseParenthesis
OpenBrace
PointerTo(char) string IsEqualTo "Now is the time for all good men, etc.\n" Semicolon
OutputToStdout(string) Semicolon
CloseBrace
Needs more DIVISIONs. Though I can imagine this being what would happen if the designers of PowerShell were responsible for C.
How right you are! I use PowerShell when I have to.
Seems like PS was designed under the motto, "The choice: why make it simple when we can make it complicated?"