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Embedded programming is still in C for a lot of micro controllers and whatnot. If you’re programming with limited resources it’s essential to understand pointe
by smackeyacky 5mo ago
Embedded programming is still in C for a lot of micro controllers and whatnot. If you’re programming with limited resources it’s essential to understand pointers and arrays. Likely you won’t be doing anything useful without them
- throwaway27448 5mo agoI understand certain programmers are chained to C. We should use this opportunity to castigate the people who don't target better languages rather than trying to work with clearly outdated tools.
- flohofwoe 5mo agoWhat about just letting people decide for themselves instead of telling them what they should and shouldn't do.
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- pjmlp 5mo agoSome times they need a little help from legislators.
- throwaway27448 5mo agoBruh
- Biganon 5mo agoCould you crawl back to reddit? Thanks
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- throwaway27448 5mo agoSir (generously), we deserve better than half-assed software in 2026. Please leave your racist-ass bigotry in the alps
- pjmlp 5mo agoWith very few exceptions like PICs, most of them also support C++, which has nice goodies like span and views, that can be optionally bounds checked.