> Turing completeless, not C. C's mix of portability, simplicity, flexibility, and expressiveness made it the ideal choice for developing operating systems tha

> Turing completeless, not C. C's mix of portability, simplicity, flexibility, and expressiveness made it the ideal choice for developing operating systems that had to run on a wide variety of architectures. Perhaps a simple example of where C gets in the way would help clarify your case.