// Sample C program to print the alphabet
// (compiler is in /opt/sfw/bin/gcc)


// some macro definitions

#define ALPHA  65
#define LENGTH 26


// some uglier macros

#define NEXT(v) (v++)
#define ALSO(v) = v =
#define PR printf(


#include <stdio.h>			// like Java import


int main(char* argv, int argc) {	// main function (like Java)

	char *str, *curr;		// two "character pointers"
	int i = ALPHA;


	// allocate some storage

	curr = str = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char), LENGTH);

	while(i < ALPHA+LENGTH)		// make a string "by hand"
		*curr++ = NEXT(i);
	*curr = 0;			// null-terminated


	// print a label and the string

	PR"\n%s\n\n", "The alphabet:");
	PR"\t%s\n\n", str);



	// --------------------


	// print addresses of string variables

	printf("\tstr:  %d\n", str);
	printf("\tcurr: %d\n", curr);
	printf("\tdiff: %d\n", curr-str);
	printf("\n");


	// test out int-as-boolean behavior

	printf("\t%d\n\n", 7 && -3);

}