What is the reason for the weird `{ code };` blocks everywhere and is the below code machine generated?
```c ((PageSize) (chunk->pageSize - ((PageSize) ((PageSize) ((PageSize) (sizeof(Page) + (sizeof(struct _Block))) + (PageSize) ((sizeof(double)) - 1u)) & ((PageSize) (~((PageSize) ((sizeof(double)) - 1u)))))) - ((PageSize) ((PageSize) ((PageSize) ((sizeof(FreeBlock) + sizeof(PageSize))) + (PageSize) (((((sizeof(double)) > (4)) ? (sizeof(double)) : (4))) - ```
Worse yet, there's several places with empty code blocks, eg. [0] and [1]. Even without that, the formatting contains so much unnecessary whitespace, newlines, casts, etc; I'm not sure why, given the already massive source file. How do you even fit [2] on a screen?
[0]: https://github.com/xtellect/spaces/blob/422dbba85b5a7e9a209a...
[1]: https://github.com/xtellect/spaces/blob/422dbba85b5a7e9a209a...
[2]: https://github.com/xtellect/spaces/blob/422dbba85b5a7e9a209a...
There's a lot of code in the file that is questionable to say the least. There are unnecessary blocks ( { ... }; ) of code with unnecessary semicolons that don't serve any logical purpose.
My hunch tells me it may be the result of macro-expansion in C (cc -E ...), etc. So it's likely there's a larger code base with multiple files and they expanded it into a one large C file (sometimes called an amalgamation build) and called it a day.
By they, I mean the OP, a script or an AI (or all three).
Exactly my thought... This look like a clean room implementation situation