> Now everyone who is already familiar with C types has to learn your own quirky system Oh I dunno. On one hand yeah learning a quirky system is an annoyance

> Now everyone who is already familiar with C types has to learn your own quirky system Oh I dunno. On one hand yeah learning a quirky system is an annoyance at times. On the other hand when you're coming from a language with a real type system dealing with custom types is standard operating procedure. I've had to patch a lot of C over the years. I can't say I've ever been bothered by types. It's always the usual suspects; hard coded offsets peppered throughout the codebase, stack smashing, baby's first callback implementation, "parsing" that omits lexing/tokenizing, archaic business logic that may-or-may not have ever been correct.