The lesson I take from this is to steer well clear of historic languages with the many intricacies and interdependencies described in the blog post. I assume th

The lesson I take from this is to steer well clear of historic languages with the many intricacies and interdependencies described in the blog post. I assume that there is a reason why that old buggy compiler version is still in use - probably some legacy library or code that only works with that version of the compiler and that nobody has touched for 20-30 years and nobody wants to touch?