Obfusction

[Kyon]

#include <cstdio>
int _(int __, int ___){if(__ == ___) return __;if (__ < ___) printf("%d",__),_(__+___/___,___);}
main(){_(0,3);}

I wrote this recursive loop just a second ago, and I'm just asking, how can I obfuscate it even more? Whenever I try to change the ifs into calls to the conditional operator (?:), it throws different errors at me.

[attaboy]

First off... You should return something in case of error ;-) (if __ != ___)...

Could you print the errors while compiling??

What are you doing with
printf("%d",__),_(__+___/___,___);
??

Should that be a semicolon after the printf(...); ??

[Bazzy]

The conditionals operator require three operands, the last two of the same type.
Try something like __ < ___ ? printf(...),_(...) : 0;
( printf(...),_(...) is of type int )