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The sheer amount of software that you're likely using right now that's written in C would seem to contradict your claim.
by overgard 3y ago
The sheer amount of software that you're likely using right now that's written in C would seem to contradict your claim.
- SubjectToChange 3y agoThe market share of C in desktop, server, and other "enterprise" applications has drastically dropped since the 90s. Nowadays it's quite rare to see C chosen for new projects where it isn't required. In fact, despite of how pervasive it is, a huge amount of C code cannot be built on a pure C toolchain, i.e. C is essentially like Fortran.
- mcguire 3y agoIt still hasn't entirely sunk in. :-) Plus, legacy code.