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.\" sed rules: -e s/\\/\\\\/g -e s/'/\\*[q]/g -e s/stdio.h./&\n.br/g
char *a = "\\"; \\n\\nint\\nmain()\\n{\\n\\tchar *b = a; \\n\\tprintf(\\"#include <stdio.h>\\\\n\\\\nchar *a = \\\\\\"\\"); \\n\\tfor (; *b; b++)"
"{\\n\\t\\tswitch(*b) {\\n\\t\\tcase \*[q]\\\\n\*[q]: \\n\\t\\t\\tprintf(\\"\\\\\\\\n\\"); \\n\\t\\t\\tbreak; \\n\\t\\tcase \*[q]\\\\t\*[q]: \\n\\t\\t\\tprintf(\\"\\\\\\\\t\\"); \\n\\t\\t\\tbreak;"
"\\n\\t\\tcase \*[q]\\\\\\\\\*[q]: \\n\\t\\tcase \*[q]\\\\\\"\*[q]: \\n\\t\\t\\tputchar(\*[q]\\\\\\\\\*[q]); \\n\\t\\tdefault: \\n\\t\\t\\tputchar(*b); \\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t}\\n\\tprintf(a); \\n}\\n";
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int main(){char *b = a; printf("#include <stdio.h>\\n\\nchar *a = \\""); for (; *b; b++) {switch(*b) {case \*[q]\\n\*[q]:
printf("\\\\n"); break; case \*[q]\\t\*[q]: printf("\\\\t"); break; case \*[q]\\\\\*[q]: case \*[q]\\"\*[q]: putchar(\*[q]\\\\\*[q]); default: putchar(*b); }}
printf(a); }