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I do see your point, but that'd be a different language. With the standardised C we have, it's not easy.
by dom0 9y ago
I do see your point, but that'd be a different language. With the standardised C we have, it's not easy.
- pjmlp 9y agoWhich is why we should move away from it. However I don't see it ever happening in the UNIX world, only on OSes whose architecture is not bound to the traditional UNIX/C culture. Which is why see as positive that Apple, Google and Microsoft are pushing C and C++ down into the very lowest layers of their OS stacks, mostly visible on Google's case. Even straight pure Assembly programming has less UB surprises.