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If you need a "copy of whatever relevant standard", then you're in some fairly deep trouble. Use the 10-40% of the language that works all the time, and you'll
by ArkyBeagle 10y ago
If you need a "copy of whatever relevant standard", then you're in some fairly deep trouble. Use the 10-40% of the language that works all the time, and you'll have no such trouble. Use the language such that constraints are available to be checked against ( i.e. , no blind pointers ) and you'll be healthier.