I've been avoiding C since 1981. Macros tend to create unreadable chaos. Cases sensitivity is a bug, not a feature. Null terminated strings are the tool of the

I've been avoiding C since 1981. Macros tend to create unreadable chaos. Cases sensitivity is a bug, not a feature. Null terminated strings are the tool of the devil. Oh, and type declarations look like line noise. Turbo / Free Pascal is the way to go. Strings are magically created, reference counted and can just be used, to hold gigabytes, even if they contain nulls. Pointers are easy to see and use. Units avoid build hell.