Nonetheless, it's something that is available to you as a developer. I am firmly in the "right tool for the job" camp, and I can see situations where C is the b

Nonetheless, it's something that is available to you as a developer. I am firmly in the "right tool for the job" camp, and I can see situations where C is the better tool. I don't see why mobile app development would benefit from it, but I almost never have the opportunity to work with Android. I have never attempted to put together a full libc in ANSI C, no. My experience there is limited to putting together parts of it for various microcontrollers, where I was more or less bound to ANSI C and chose to use no assembly. That's a long way of saying, what's your point? And why do you feel the need to get personal?