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Given C's ubiquity and (likely) longevity it'll have a Y2k89 problem: standards released in 2089 and beyond will have to change their naming schema and/or avoid
by syncsynchalt 5y ago
Given C's ubiquity and (likely) longevity it'll have a Y2k89 problem: standards released in 2089 and beyond will have to change their naming schema and/or avoid being standardized in particular years. ;)
- marcosdumay 5y ago> or avoid being standardized in particular years. That's a very "legacy code" way of avoiding the problem, it's just a great option for a centenary frozen language. "Oh, no, look, C98 is from 2198. Do not confuse it with C97 that was settled in 2097."