Pick Your Fighter Code Errors

std::memcpy(head, KCHDBMAGTCDATA, sizeof(KCHDBMAGTCDATA)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFLIBVER, &libver_, sizeof(libver_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFLIBREV, &librev_, sizeof(librev_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFFMTVER, &fmtver_, sizeof(fmtver_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFCHKSUM, &chksum_, sizeof(chksum_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFTYPE, &type_, sizeof(type_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFAPOW, &apow_, sizeof(apow_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFFPOW, &fpow_, sizeof(fpow_)); std::memcpy(head + MOFFOPTS, &opts_, sizeof(opts_)); pick your fighter

A programming screenshot shows several nearly identical std::memcpy lines followed by “pick your fighter.” The joke treats repetitive code errors or variants as selectable fighting-game characters, making it a reaction to confusing, duplicated, or bug-prone code.

• @profunctor_io / 5498 2020-09-29