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Hacking myself so I don't forget to fclose()

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sphaerophoria explores using return-oriented programming techniques to implement a defer-like mechanism in C.

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What people say. Cited as the inspiration for implementing a defer mechanism in C89 using stack manipulation.

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u/lbanca01in r/C_Programming • Recommends

Defer in c89 So here's another horrible idea that seems to work. Have fun roasting it! (especially for what it probably does to performance, just look at the output assembly...) If anyone has an idea on how to efficiently put everything on the stack \*\*somehow\*\* I would love to hear it! Also this idea was inspired from this [video Here's the code: https://godbolt.org/z/YbGhj33Ee
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