I did a lot of C in the 90s. Appropriately, in the first half to do "systems" type programming (we made development tools to emulate IBM mini computer faciliti

I did a lot of C in the 90s. Appropriately, in the first half to do "systems" type programming (we made development tools to emulate IBM mini computer facilities on PCs and unix , etc), less appropriately in the second half (bulk document formatting for one of the biggest print and mail houses) One good thing about Unix is, the creators intended for things to be stitched together as insulated building blocks, NOT to be built as monolithic C programs (at least as far as I can tell). OK, I'm really off on a tangent now. Have a nice day :-)