naiinthesky.bsky.social@naiinthesky.bsky.social15 Junembsrtwcs wmffre and strfrrn are the library ones, the rest are Welsh1
mjfgates@mjfgates.bsky.social16 JuneWe need more C functions with random double-L's in the middle of their names. strllen() and the like.
Mix The Satyr (VTuber)@mixthesatyr.bsky.social14 JuneI don't know Welsh's language well enough (learning Scots-Gaelic first) but I think mwyn is Welsh?5
Celestial M Weasel@celestialweasel.bsky.social14 JuneMy favourite name was wcstombs pronounced w c s tombs obviously3
Rankersbo@rankersbo.bsky.social14 JuneCwtch and mwyn have vowels in them if you are Welsh, so are two Welsh words5
It's Chris!@chrisd238.bsky.social14 JuneEnglish stole all the food from Ireland and all the vowels from the Welsh3119
It's Chris!@chrisd238.bsky.social14 JuneJokes are things you don't need to treat entirely seriously.1
Steve Doherty@stevedoherty.bsky.social14 JuneDo we have to be the po-faced one who confirms there are more vowels in Cymraeg than there are in English? Apparently so.116
Josemi@josemirm.bsky.social14 JuneI'm fortunate enough to not get the need to use multibyte or wide characters in C. Those who don't know that are even luckier.1115
Mike P@fentiger.wtf14 JuneNobody should be using "cwtch" in new code. Always use "cnwtch" instead, which is guaranteed to null-terminate its output.2467
Rylie (mostly read only)@stargazer1574.bsky.social14 JuneActually cwtch is a pretty cool research-grade decentralized messaging tool, lol2