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Well, I guess C's wrong with it :) But as nickpsecurity likes to point out, C projects can make use of good, if labour-intensive tools for ensuring safety, so

by blub 8y ago

Well, I guess C's wrong with it :) But as nickpsecurity likes to point out, C projects can make use of good, if labour-intensive tools for ensuring safety, so that seems like the logical choice instead of rewriting to languages which haven't proven themselves at the target time and complexity scale.

tatersolid 8y ago
> C projects can make use of good, if labour-intensive tools for ensuring safety I think this has been repeatedly proven false over the last several decades. There really is no way to make C programs safe in practice. It’s time to move on.