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The point I'm making is that you can write reasonably idiomatic C and export the result for use in other languages. There are some things in C that are not eas
by fauigerzigerk 10y ago
The point I'm making is that you can write reasonably idiomatic C and export the result for use in other languages.
There are some things in C that are not easily exported, like varargs or complex macros, but on the whole the impedance mismatch is a lot less dramatic than in any other language I know, including of course C++.
- clouddrover 10y ago> The point I'm making is that you can write reasonably idiomatic C and export the result for use in other languages. And as I say, you can do the same in Pascal. We're back where we started. :)
- fauigerzigerk 10y agoMaybe your experience with translating complex type system features and generics from one language to another has been more pleasant than mine.