Reddit is bullying C again

I was more talking of the syntax, rules and the standard library itself. Yes it is indeed full of UB if you don't know how to use it.

>It's not fair, bros

go be 12 somewhere else you retarded piece of shit

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>you don't know how to use it.
Yes. The best way to use C is not using it.

But I'm 11

Why do you think I quoted this >inb4 "because gay lol!!"
am straight man thanks

posting reddit screenshots should be a bannable offence

I think the person who made that post don't understand or care to understand the complaints.
Just look at that
>just use union and manually keep allocating resources from the heap
They're not associated.
>we're edgy that's why
It's a strawman.

They also tend to claim projects under the guise that they're C++ but they don't even follow half the advice these people suppose is good and completely encompass the 'deprecated' C features. That's really annoying.

reddit.com/r/programmingcirclejerk/comments/adrso7/as_the_c_language_of_the_21st_century_go_has_good/edjvh8p/

It's ironic, retardos.

It means use unions and pointers as opposed to optional types.

inb4 is not a protection spell

To expand, null pointers can be used in lieu of std::nullopt

>2 hours ago
>thread made: 2 hours and 2 minutes ago
OP confirmed for a faggot

Not sure I follow. I've considered that they're talking about a pointer with implicitly baked in discriminated union type specifiers (a rather niche optimization that llvm uses to great effect, called intpointerpair or something). That's how I can make sense of it. But that goes well beyond what you could possibly infer from the post. And I'm not even sure it's constructive to use a union for that but I haven't thought of a pure C implementation.
Why would you use a union if you have a pointer already?

Oh my bad. I accidentally read variant.
Makes more sense now.

The correct answer.

qsort is a different fucking algorithm than the STL quicksort.
Don't be a fucking idiot.

Why do you care what stupid people think?

C++ scares me desu

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A lot top world programmers prefer C.

of course it's not a protection spell, i'm just hoping that people who are as retarded as you will sometime stop associating rust with sexual orientation of an individual. not that it affects me what you think of me, so keep being ignorant if you want

he's right

appeal to authority

>he thinks appeal to authority isn't valid
top brainlet

Is someone going to post the solution to this or what? I had a go but just kept getting segmentation fault.

It's a flaw

>flip capitalization
it's literally just a xor 0x20 on anything that is a-zA-Z

>These people shill C

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>he browses pcj and Jow Forums
shit taste desu I bet you think you're cool

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it might be but at least i can post NIGGERS in all caps and won't be jumped by moralfags

Can you recover?

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if authority is better than me then why not learn from them?

Appeal to authority is a fallacy, so no, it's not valid.

Top retard:
>An argument from authority refers to two kinds of arguments:

>1. A non-fallacious argument from authority grounds a claim in the beliefs of one or more authoritative source(s), whose opinions are likely to be true on the relevant issue. Notably, insofar as the authorities in question are, indeed, experts on the issue in question, their opinion provides strong inductive support for the conclusion: It makes the conclusion likely to be true, not necessarily true. As such, an argument from authority can only strongly suggest what is true -- not prove it.
>2. A logically fallacious argument from authority grounds a claim in the beliefs of a source that is not authoritative. Sources could be non-authoritative because of their disagreement with consensus on the issue, their non-expertise in the relevant issue, or a number of other issues.

>when a Jow Forums poster posts on reddit

Now try doing that to unicode, grandpa.

>reddit screenshot
end your life.

SS != ẞ

Was going to say this.
>ITT: OP screenshots his own reddit post and Jow Forums takes the bait

epic strawman, opinion discarded. you have to go back op

phase - anger

gib link or it's fake

It's still xor'ing x20h user. You DO realize that UTF still uses ASCII, just widened out to x many more bytes per character, right?

LOL I AM UNICODE SHILL SHILLING UNICODE TELLING YOU THAT YOU ARE WRONG
Keep up the good work user and never let morons get you down.

>lol C is deprecated lol
>what do you mean you can't install raspbian and python scripts on this eeprom

That's what C++ is for.

As a C++ enthusiast, I would say C has a place, and will not be deprecated anytime soon. No one has created a good successor to C++. Go, Rust, and Java have all failed. No one has made a better product. C is the best at what it does too: Be a small systems language.

Now try UTF-16 and UTF-32 with a possible BOM. Where is your god now, papa?

Even CSS (right that shit for HTML styling) does ß=>SS when you use text-transform: uppercase;
Crazy huh.

C master race.

>being a clet in 2019

Thanks for spectre I guess. Fucking pleb ass PDP-11 vm faggots.

What architecture do you propose we use instead? Everything that wasn't tuned for C failed or is niche. (DSP, VLIW, Itanium, etc)

>thanks for spectre
You have no idea how this works. That's not C specific. It's machine specific and would still be there if brainfuck was the only language people used.

C is way less complex than C++, which for many trivial problems is better, also it's way easier to interop with C than C++ from another language.

>Intel nigger trying to shift the blame onto programming languages instead of their shit CPUs

>CPU branch prediction exploits are because of C

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>implying this isn't alreaddit
ftfy

C cuck race

why use c over assembly

>UTF still uses ASCII
No it doesn't. It uses the unicode -5 table which is backwards compatible with ASCII. What the fuck are you on about?

25h in ASCII is 0025h in UTF16.

C can actually be used

Yes because unicodes are backwards compatible with the ascii table. what's your point?

Post the fucking link.

Read the fucking thread, faggot

there is no reason to care about any character that isn't in ASCII

You are a math let

based and redpilled
Cringe and bluepilled

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>t. lobsters fag