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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/21(Mon)01:45 No. 5729
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Is C still the best language for building robust applications that will stand the test of time?


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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/21(Mon)01:58 No. 5730

yes


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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/21(Mon)02:25 No. 5732

It's certainly not disappearing anytime soon. I mainly use it for network programming, but I will use whatever language is best suited for the task at hand.


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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/21(Mon)09:41 No. 5733

Never was.


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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/21(Mon)10:37 No. 5734

>>5733
Git is written in C


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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/04/22(Tue)10:58 No. 5736

>>5734
Haven't it been rewritten in C++, afaik that was a project goal.

Either way C was never design with building robust application but portable applications.

If you want robustness you're asking for Ada.



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