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No arrays, no real strings. Pushing UB issues on the programmer instead of forcing the compiler maintainers to deal. No closures. Threading as a first class con
by Gibbon1 6y ago
No arrays, no real strings. Pushing UB issues on the programmer instead of forcing the compiler maintainers to deal. No closures. Threading as a first class construct. No modules. Standard Library is increasingly a bad joke.
What's happened is the direct opposite of C++ where every fad gets added to the language. With C lots of standard proven features don't make it into the language.
- rrdharan 6y agoHeh, yeah my point was you could plausibly apply your statement to both languages, i.e. their confusing coupling impedes both in different ways.