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"To Save C" C is not going to 'die' over these issues. And frankly "new features" in the upcoming C standard will not make or break C, unless you consider C to
by veltas 5y ago
"To Save C" C is not going to 'die' over these issues. And frankly "new features" in the upcoming C standard will not make or break C, unless you consider C to only be the ISO standard efforts.
- JonChesterfield 5y agoI get less confident in my C working with each standard release. The march towards pointer provenance combined with optimisation passes written for C++ means the pointer hackery I use C for has a finite lifespan.