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So no disrespect to your colleagues, but they work in C and don't understand the relationships between C --> ASM --> Machine Code --> Hardware? That's... distu
by scottLobster 7y ago
So no disrespect to your colleagues, but they work in C and don't understand the relationships between C --> ASM --> Machine Code --> Hardware?
That's... disturbing. Hope they're not building medical devices.
- pdimitar 7y agoMy point was that many people who just now come into C fall into the trap of thinking that it [almost] exactly mimics hardware. Which is an easy mistake to make if you are new to the thing because it's taught as if it's a panacea and sadly many people believe those university courses. As for former colleagues, oh well, we all learn and grow. I chose to bail out because something as non-deterministic as a C's code stability when cross-compiled for anything more than two systems turned me off. Different strokes, different people.