OK, let me preface this with the fact that I'm trying to understand one of the winning entries in the 2013 International Obfuscated C Code Contest.
Here's the entry. I doubt I'll ever fully understand it, but something caught my eye that didn't seem to make any sense at all right off the bat. Look at the function declaration for main:
main (a,b) char**b;
{...}
How would this even compile? I get that some compilers will probably infer the int return type for main, and I know that main can take two parameters for the command-line args, but the parameters set up (a and b) don't have types either, and what's the deal with the random char**b between the parentheses and brackets?
I'm so confused, but I guess that's the point...
