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Unrelatedly, why does their sample code ( https://man.netbsd.org/NetBSD-1.3/readdir.3 ) have a line while ((dp = readdir(dirp)) != NULL), what's the point of doing a comparison != NULL if that's exactly the same behaviour as just omitting it? I'd expect sample code to not waste characters on a comparison that's completely unnecessary... Is there some edge case that I'm unaware of where it's different? 
@vaporeon_ these days developers tend to prefer clarity over brevity. it's very normal to write extra code if the programmer thinks it is easier to understand that way
@wallhackio I just don't think that it adds any clarity at all...
@vaporeon_ I don't have strong feelings on the matter myself. But the beautiful thing about coding conventions is that you can ignore them and do whatever you want
@wallhackio @vaporeon_ eh you should at least be consistent within a codebase with the choices you make, which is my actual opinion about these sorts of matters of style and convention and layout and such
