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I've never really embraced 'C'.. I thought case sensitivity was an anti-feature, along with null terminated strings. However, with my adoption of an old forth

I've never really embraced 'C'.. I thought case sensitivity was an anti-feature, along with null terminated strings. However, with my adoption of an old forth dialect - mstoical and a desire to play with kamby, it's time for me to add a new SSD, and install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, and get to work knowing this thing I've avoided forever. Perhaps, eventually, I can port a sane strings library to C, like the one in Free Pascal.

msla 4y ago
I always wonder why people put C in quotes sometimes. It's amazing how angry some people get when you ask.
- mikewarot 4y ago
  It's an old habit, I'm not sure where it came from, but for me it's always been 'C'.
  - ddingus 4y ago
    Do you remember why?
- ddingus 4y ago
  Why, and why? Serious question! I want to know.
layer8 4y ago
Writing a string library is a rite of passage for many C programmers, go for it.