I can't help it if it invokes the concept inside you. I've programmed extensively in assembler and C, and I've programmed extensively in Lisp. I see the benefit

I can't help it if it invokes the concept inside you. I've programmed extensively in assembler and C, and I've programmed extensively in Lisp. I see the benefits of programming a real computer and the benefits of programming an abstract one. My point was merely that if you have not been exposed to the real computer you will not see why C is the way it is.