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6502 and Z80 had not existed yet when C was begot for the PDP-11 architecture. Yes – historically – C has never been a perfect fit for 8-bit architectures as i
by inkyoto 5y ago
6502 and Z80 had not existed yet when C was begot for the PDP-11 architecture.
Yes – historically – C has never been a perfect fit for 8-bit architectures as it had been conceived for a 16-bit architecture. So what? There are C compilers for 68HC08 68HC11 MCU's as well.
Yet, C has outlived «many languages offering the same "low level" capabilities of C».
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- pjmlp 5y agoThe reasons for its survival cross many axis, it wasn't just for the language alone on its own.