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neither.. try using a language does dynamic memory allocation and garbage collection... it would save you a lot of headache...

• qwph 18y ago
  ...unless you're writing code for an embedded system which has (say) 16K of RAM and a 1MHz processor, in which case that will cause you more problems than it solves.
• yan 18y ago
  But what about when you are adding features or fixing bugs in the gigantic base of code written in C? Or what if you consider C your lingua-franca and find it no less difficult to write a throw away app in C over other languages. Or if you have to interface very closely to your operating system without writing hairy wrapperes. Or, or, or ...