Shrek Sees Assignment Operators

case CLEX_pluseq : printf("+="); break; case CLEX_minuseq : printf("-="); break; case CLEX_muleq : printf("*="); break; case CLEX_diveq : printf("/="); break; case CLEX_modeq : printf("%%="); break; case CLEX_shleq : printf("<<="); break; case CLEX_shreq : printf(">>="); break; case CLEX_eqarrow : printf("=>"); break; case CLEX_dqstring : printf("\"%s\"", lexer->string); case CLEX_sqstring : printf("'\"%s\"'", lexer->string); case CLEX_charlit : printf("%s", lexer->string); #if defined(STB__clex_int_as_double) && !defined(STB__ case CLEX_intlit : printf("#%g", lexer->real_number

A screenshot of C lexer source code lists token cases for assignment and comparison operators. In the corner, Shrek leans forward with a suspicious, knowing expression. The joke is that Shrek appears to be judging or reacting to the overly technical code, making it useful as a reaction to confusing programming syntax or unexpectedly complicated code.

• @gentoomemes / 16957 2025-04-20