def main():
one = 1
two = one
two = two + 1 # TBD: ++
thousand = two * 500
negthousand = -thousand
uf(1, 1 + 1 * 2)
uf(1, one + one * two)
uf(1, thousand / gv.ghundret)
uf(1, c_division(0x7fff, negthousand))
uf(1, c_division(-0x7fff, thousand))
uf(1, c_division(-0x7fff, negthousand))
uf(1, fibonacci(6))
def main():
for i in range(5):
if i == 3:
continue
uf(1, i)
# with c style for, the last value for i is greater than the last value inside the loop; with python style range loops, it isn't
i = i + 1
# there are no do/while loops in python
while True:
uf(2, i)
i = i - 1 # TBD: --
if not i > 0:
break
k = i
while i < 20:
i = i + 1 # TBD: ++
if i % 2 == 0:
continue
uf(3, i, k)
k = k + 1 # TBD: ++
# you just wouldn't do that in python...
i = i + 1
while i < 50:
if i == 23:
break
uf(4, i)
i = i + 1 # repeated from above
# for(..;;..): no intent to implement this -- count can't do custom
# increments
# hackish solution using maxint
for k in range(i-3, 32767):
uf(5, k, i+k)
if i + k == 50:
break
if (i + k) % 2 == 0:
continue
uf(6, i+k)
for i in range(5):
if i % 2 != 0:
uf(7, True, i)
else:
uf(7, False, i)
def main():
one = 1
two = one
two = two + 1 # TBD: ++
thousand = two * 500
negthousand = -thousand
uf(1, 1+1*2)
uf(1, one + one * two)
uf(1, thousand / gv.ghundret)
uf(1, c_division(0x7fff, negthousand))
uf(1, c_division(-0x7fff, thousand))
uf(1, c_division(-0x7fff, negthousand))
uf(1, fibonacci(6))