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A lot of times, C is the only option, for example in embedded scenarios where the vendor's C compiler is the only way of compiling for that platform.
by ironmagma 3y ago
A lot of times, C is the only option, for example in embedded scenarios where the vendor's C compiler is the only way of compiling for that platform.
- int_19h 3y agoThat just means you need a whatever-to-C transpiler. Which in most cases is quite achievable, and especially so if the language is designed to allow that (so e.g. no guaranteed tail call optimizations etc).