@inktrap well at least one is welsh AND an app.

@inktrap Should I be concerned if I was very sure about all of them?

@inktrap @llamasoft_ox

@inktrap Stop that! :)

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@inktrap trying hard not to list the Welsh and library functions...

@inktrap@chaos.social all of those could pass as X86 instructions

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@inktrap @nicosomb #welsh

@inktrap purely based on my knowledge of C naming schemes: mbsrtowcs, strxfrm, wcstold, wcsoll

@inktrap@chaos.social random folder, library, or program on a linux system

@inktrap 7.1.3 Reserved Welsh

@inktrap rot13

@inktrap wcsoll and wmffre both parse as Welsh but few words end in "ll" so I suspect the former is a computer term the latter maybe Welsh for "Humphrey"? I should theoretically speak both well enough for this!

@inktrap I'm just gonna label as Welsh all the ones without vowels.

@inktrap I feel like mwyn() should be a C standard library function, but I have no idea what it should do. Can the C Standards Committee add it as reserved for future use, please?

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This is why I use #rust.

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extern int cwtch(struct *cariad);

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C W
C W
W C
W W

@inktrap @ftp_alun can you translate?

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I always assumed, they were one and the same? Like many of my variable names, especially back when Hungarian notation was a strThing?

Attn @tom_e_white

cc @puf

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Clinton deploys vowels to Bosnia
...AND WALES

@inktrap Feels more like Windows than POSIX, right?

@inktrap *YAWN*

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Excuse me for a moment while I recompile the c compiler to include these new commands!

@inktrap I'm sending this to my nephew that loves coding.

@inktrap If guessing is allowed, the following are C library functions:

- mbsrtowcs
- strxfrm
- wcstold
- wcsoll

@inktrap Very annoyed that the C or C++ functions in this are *not* in the C standard library! "wcs" is a wide character string - and are not a standard C type.

@Raina