C God's Programming Language

buffer object A vertex array located in the GL's server memory, as opposed to the application's memory. Vertex data and indices stored in buffer render considerably faster than the equivalent client-side versio byte swapping The process of exchanging the ordering of bytes in a (usually integer) variable type (i.e., int, short, etc.) C God's programming language. C++ The object-oriented programming language of a pagan deity. client The computer from which OpenGL commands are issued. The computer that issues OpenGL commands can be connected via a network to a different computer that executes the commands, or commands can be executed on the same computer. See also server.

A close-up photo of a programming glossary page shows the entry “C” circled in red, defined as “God's programming language,” while the nearby C++ entry jokes that it is “The object-oriented programming language of a pagan deity.” The humor comes from treating programming languages as rival religions and presenting the pun as a serious technical definition. EN: A close-up photo of a programming glossary page shows the entry “C” circled in red, defined as “God's programming language,” while the nearby C++ entry jokes that it is “The object-oriented programming language of a pagan deity.” The humor comes from treating programming languages as rival religions and presenting the pun as a serious technical definition.

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