I was happy reading your points about C. C is the language I feel the most at home with. In fact, I was working with C for most of my career - I only moved to h

I was happy reading your points about C. C is the language I feel the most at home with. In fact, I was working with C for most of my career - I only moved to higher level languages in the past 3 years of my career. So the things you mentioned I should be familiar with, like undefined behavior, are - or were :( - my arena. I'm surprised that apparently the rigor applied to this kind of software doesn't seem as hard as I had imagined. I had always pictured code in the defense industry being heavily scrutinized, proved and whatnot. But I'm still excited about the idea of having to conform to certain standards. > That culture allows for schedules with a proper chunk of time put in for making sure the software is quality. Now I want to work in that industry even more! :)