Didier Kryn said on Tue, 2 Sep 2025 11:31:10 +0200


>     The arguments against its adoption may be that the build chain is
>slightly more complicated than C/C+,

Can we all please stop saying C/C++ and stop implying that C and C++
are similar? C is a wonderful hardware-independent assembly language
capable of doing anything allowed by the OS. Its only downside is that
without extreme carefulness, the compiled C program will have bugs that
could be catastrophically dangerous.

C++ is a horribly botched attempt to bolt Object Orientation onto C, to
make C something it was never intended to be.

SteveT

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