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not to mention they're battle tested. and C is predictable, period. no other language can come close bar ASM. even Rust has a long way to go before it matures t
by godmodus 10y ago
not to mention they're battle tested. and C is predictable, period. no other language can come close bar ASM. even Rust has a long way to go before it matures to C11 levels - in terms of industry trust, community adoption and backtrack of delivering.
but ill have to still admit ignorance to a greater understanding of Rust.
- ianamartin 10y ago> and C is predictable, period. Really?
- godmodus 10y agoIf it's written spartan style, yes. If you go nuts with its dark corners things do get wierd. It's why it's a hard labour to write safely - and a contributing reason to JVM success. It's the mother of all, and abusing it in ways that make it unpredictable is more than likely.
- kahnpro 10y agoIf you have to add that qualifier, then is it really a predictable like language?
- godmodus 10y agoI don't see a problem with proper use of qualifiers. It has to be said that I'm a "right tool for the job" kind of man, and spend less time worrying about the perfect-ness of a language. Can't think of a better language to write crypto/network routing code with. Though a colleague did implement some mDNS craziness with java. Don't shoot me. Heh.