Andreas Rossberg wrote:
I of course meant strongly-typed, you cannot pass a pointer to an int where a pointerKeean Schupke wrote:
Remember C is typesafe
In which parallel universe?
to a float is required ... modern C compilers require you to explicitly cast. Where
it fell down was all that automatic type promotion, and providing unsafe casts.
There is now a typesafe 'C', but I can't remember what it is called - presumably it uses some kind of linear-alias typing to make pointers safe.
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