>please stop the fucking whining. Nice to see that comp.lang.c is still as toxic as it ever was. I don't see people talking much about C having a 'culture pro

>please stop the fucking whining. Nice to see that comp.lang.c is still as toxic as it ever was. I don't see people talking much about C having a 'culture problem' like they do with Lisp but I'm not sure why. Before the existence of things like stackoverflow asking for help with C was always just as much of a baptism of fire as asking for help with Common Lisp.