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IMO this is not hating C the language, but C the platform. Every OS and non-C language has to deal with that.
by eterps 4y ago
IMO this is not hating C the language, but C the platform. Every OS and non-C language has to deal with that.
- zerohp 4y agoThe reason C is everywhere is because it doesn't define a platform. The OS/hardware makers define it. Lack of a platform is a strength.