The Number War: Count to 100 or -100

[electricpants]

77(-)

[PB666]

78(+)

[Moose Rocket Science]

79+

[Astrofox]

80(+)

[Ozymandias_the_Goat]

81 (+)

[Astrofox]

82(+)

[PB666]

28 minutes ago, Astrofox said:

82(+)

83 (+)

[TopHeavy11]

Up to 100! 84 (+)

[PB666]

85 (+)

[Atlas2342]

84 (-)

[PB666]

85 (+)

 

[Atlas2342]

84 (-)

Edited May 31, 2016 by Atlas2342
I put 85 instead of 84

[Spaceception]

86+

[PB666]

1 hour ago, Atlas2342 said:

84 (-)

85 (+)

 

[Astrofox]

86(+)

[TedwinKnockman66]

87+

[Astrofox]

88(+)

[Spaceception]

89+

[icantmakemodels]

int add_1(n) {
	return n++;
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[]){
	printf("%d",add_1(90))
}

Compile and run

90

 

(If you haven't figured it out yet, i'm going to make the most complicated C program that just adds 1 to a number)

Edited May 31, 2016 by icantmakemodels

[Spaceception]

91+

[icantmakemodels]

#define @START_AT 91

int * n_plus_1_pointers(int * n){
	*n += 1;
	return n;
}

int main(int argc, char * argv){
	int n=@START_AT;
	printf("%d",n_plus_1_pointers(&n));
}

Compile and run

92

 

Edited May 31, 2016 by icantmakemodels

[Spaceception]

93+

[icantmakemodels]

#define @START_AT 93 

int n_plus_1_pointers_overcomplicated(int n){
	int * s = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int));
	*s = n++;
	return s;
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[]){
	int n = @START_AT;
	n = n_plus_1_pointers_overcomplicated(&n);
	printf("%d",n);
	free(&n);
}

Compile and run

94

 

Edited May 31, 2016 by icantmakemodels
Fixed a bug that caused a memory leak when incrementing a variable.

[Spaceception]

95+

[icantmakemodels]

bah, I can't be bothered right now.

return 95++;