> Thank you for telling me you have no idea why people want or need to use a systems-level programming language. > And yes, I explicitly asked for a language:

> Thank you for telling me you have no idea why people want or need to use a systems-level programming language. > And yes, I explicitly asked for a language: "Is there a language that already exists that is closer to what you want?", which means you reading comprehension isn't very high. Really? Two insults packaged into two paragraphs? Was that really necessary? It's possible to discuss technical disagreements without insulting others. I'm doing systems-level programming every day, some of it involves C. It provides me with the perspective from which I'm expressing my views. There are other views, thankfully, and a discussion allows to highlight the differences and perhaps provide everybody with a learning opportunity. That's what I'm here for. Obviously I saw that you asked for a language and I replied to that. I separated the concrete answer to avoid getting things mixed up with the more general point.