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> but I'm curious why the pace of language is so slow. I guess it's because C has more or less stabilized and thus further revisions are less necessary? That i
by dahfizz 5y ago
> but I'm curious why the pace of language is so slow. I guess it's because C has more or less stabilized and thus further revisions are less necessary?
That is a big part of it. C is an old, stable, complete language.
There is also the existence of gnu extensions, which bridge the gap between language revisions. For example, anonymous unions were added in C11 but they have been a gnu extension since forever.