You can write programs without so much as even using the concept of functions. there are single-program embedded devices that don't have an OS. how can you look

You can write programs without so much as even using the concept of functions. there are single-program embedded devices that don't have an OS. how can you look at something ada for example and say it is a wrapper around C? C does have rules that must be obeyed and string concepts of data types or lack thereof (like not having a string). There are assembly language designs specific to C++, until recently arm had java byte code specific feature set (Jazelle). C is dominant but I'd hesitate to say it is a machine code wrapper.