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Clearly defined, but very inconvenient and makes it too easy to write buggy code that looks correct on surface.
by dagss 5y ago
Clearly defined, but very inconvenient and makes it too easy to write buggy code that looks correct on surface.
- cle 5y agoInconvenient to whom? It’s pretty inconvenient not to do that if you eg have strict memory/performance requirements. C made the right tradeoff IMO. You can protect yourself against overflow if you need to, but if it always signals errors you can’t turn that off.