THIS is why C is bad. It’s not because there are no classes, and you have to manage your own memory, or because it has unsafe pointers. It’s this. And it’s the

THIS is why C is bad. It’s not because there are no classes, and you have to manage your own memory, or because it has unsafe pointers. It’s this. And it’s the same reason why C++ is awful even before you get to the "++" part. I wish that by now we had a proper ASM abstraction language that allows the programmer to work with the architecture they’re programming for, instead of all the “undefined behaviour” we have to deal with since the 70s.