It seems to me that you take a fundamentalist view on this: anything which attempts to point out the problems, inadequacies, or failings of C and possibly of xN

It seems to me that you take a fundamentalist view on this: anything which attempts to point out the problems, inadequacies, or failings of C and possibly of xNix in general is heresy, to be mocked rather than addressed. I have often encountered this attitude in real life from fundie/evangelical christians, but in the tech world, it's also a thing among a certain hardcore xNix enthusiast. I feel that I have encountered one here, and you are not willing or not able to engage in discussion. You merely want to proselytise at me. I am not interested in that, so I won't comment further. For me, as an xNix user for some 35Y and a full-time writer about xNix for a decade or more, it's just one of many interesting, significant or valuable OS ideas, and C is a rather poor and deeply flawed language which is a vastly expensive handicap on the computer industry.