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I said any systems programming language, and stated the rules, so I gather you don't want to play this game after all. > Or what about you do an audio or video

by pjmlp 3mo ago

I said any systems programming language, and stated the rules, so I gather you don't want to play this game after all. > Or what about you do an audio or video codec? Or an operating system? There are already plenty of examples out there, Claude can probably help you there regarding history of such products not written in C, or where C required help from Assembly code. You can start by researching IBM i, z/OS, OS 2200, Xerox Alto, DirectX and Metal (C++ for the most part, and Objective-C++ on the 2nd) > This requires intrusively linked lists,.... And the C99 version is impossible to be written in Ada95 because?

jstimpfle 3mo ago
Who uses Ada95 or whatever? You are fighting strawmans, nobody has made the claims you imply. My personal opinion is just that low-level access is essential to make interesting and performant programs. Object-type fluff doesn't help with that, it's getting in the way.