On 6 June 2011 06:10, Thomas de Grivel <billi...@gmail.com> wrote: > I don't want to engage in language wars, as i wrote before there is a gap in > programming culture and reinforcing trust in my favorite lang or OS won't > help. > > We trust our languages to mean something but writing correct programs > strangely is still a struggle even to skilled programmers, and takes much > testing. > > Again, i don't mean to hurt but C is really not KISS, at all. Its paradigm > is appropriate for system but its grammar is a huge mess. And we're all > happy to struggle with it ? Is it out of pride ? There is no easy fix but i > recognize this is the core source of many ugly bugs. They're just symptoms > of this. And noone cares at all. > >
Oh great, you pointed out something that *could* be better. Yeah, C has its problems, so how are *YOU* going to start fixing it ? Now, again, I lost the part where you say what you are doing to make it better. You made no questions and no statements that could result in any productive work what-so-ever. Honestly, what are you trying to achieve ?
