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Subject: Re: 62 char C self repeater (cheater) - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 27-Aug-84 12:21:20 EDT
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cbnap!whp    Aug 27 11:16:00 1984

Sorry, but I disagree; it's not a cheat if it legal C and it works.  So
what if it can be "broken"?  There are few C programs that *can't* be
broken!

Anyway, here's a 46 byte version for you to ponder:

	main(){char*x;x=__FILE__;execlp("cat",x,x,0);}