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Mostly due to the way it's used for performance reasons. You can take other typed languages and pass around object information in byte buffers instead of struct
by mschuetz 7y ago
Mostly due to the way it's used for performance reasons. You can take other typed languages and pass around object information in byte buffers instead of structs as well, and subsequently lose all your type checking.
- filleduchaos 7y agoNo, mostly due to actually having a weak type system. I have no idea why people think C is in any way strongly typed just because it has static types.
- reificator 7y ago> I have no idea why people think C is in any way strongly typed just because it has static types. Do you think that's an opinion I have expressed here?