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C gives you technically perfect abstractions, but it's a pita: you have to mess around with unimplemented structs (`typedef struct Bla Bla`, but never actually
by earenndil 8y ago
C gives you technically perfect abstractions, but it's a pita: you have to mess around with unimplemented structs (`typedef struct Bla Bla`, but never actually define Bla in the public interface, and then have functions taking Bla*), and void pointers, which generally makes it significantly less comfortable than in higher-level-languages.