There's definitely a lot of C, so it's not unlikely that any given ordinary problem might appear in a codebase that happens to be C. It's also possible some iss

There's definitely a lot of C, so it's not unlikely that any given ordinary problem might appear in a codebase that happens to be C. It's also possible some issues are specific to C and they're only common because because there's so much C. It would be very interesting to remove C code all over the world and see what issues still happen a lot. Obviously we can't run an experiment like that, but to be honest I'm pretty sure I already know what would happen.