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You realize that computers don't literally run C code, don't you? By that argument you should go further and build your own hardware, then write your own OS...y
by bachmeier 11y ago
You realize that computers don't literally run C code, don't you? By that argument you should go further and build your own hardware, then write your own OS...you get the point.
- philipbuuck 11y agoI think C is a good choice to stop. I know it's an abstraction itself, but beyond that you get into hardware specifics and often-closed OS code.
- cyphar 11y ago> often-closed OS code. If you use GNU/Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, SmartOS, OpenIndiana, OpenSolaris, etc this isn't a problem.