TWITTER IS BULLYING C AGAIN

OH NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Those tranny cocks rust sjws REEEEEEE

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C is for brainlets and old farts who don't want to move on to higher-level abstractions

Do these people expect to program micrcontrollers with nodejs or wut?

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Of course, he is a fucking iToddler

Do these people expect to program web apps with C or wut?

There is ongoing work to actually achieve that

You can. It's not really a sane move, but you can.
Backend with pure C and frontend with webassembly

>C is for brainlets
Brainlets have to manage their memory allocations, catch the exceptions by themselves, use void pointers as generics and function pointers instead of functors.
What do smart programmers use? Python and rust where you don't have to think about anything, because the language takes you by the hand and makes sire you don't fall and make a boo-boo.

>apps
Fucking 12 year olds in here.

>what is CGI
baka desu senpai

>Brainlets have to manage their memory allocations, catch the exceptions by themselves, use void pointers as generics and function pointers instead of functors.
Yeah, pretty boring, repetitive and non innovative tasks, perfect for room temperature IQ brainlets that think they are smart for putting blocks together is hard

Oh no, someone didn't write "application" how dare they, I bet they also use the term coding. How outrageous!

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>twitter

yet that twitter post he made ran through millions of lines of C without a problem

yet that twitter post h-
>buffer overflow
-e made ra-
> data race
-n through milli-
>stack smashing detected
-ons of lines o-
>invalid pointer dereferencing
-f C with-
>using initialized variable
-out a pro-
>double free
-ble-
>segmentation fault: core dumped

Is "writing safe code" the new meme in the industry after rust has gotten slightly more popular? Do they understand shit code remains shit code however "safe" it is?

C makes you write shit code, Rust/C++ doesn't

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safe space - safe code

what the fuck is safe code?

The way Rust and followers mean it is "not manually managing allocation because we're too dumb to do it properly"

code that won't need weeks of code review and bug testing just to make sure it won't have unintended consequences. rust is a bit of a meme tho imo because it's backed by mozilla and C++ and java work fine imo.

What's with liberals always bikeshedding about retarded shit? Is it because they don't actually know how to program?

The dude in the pic may want to start smoking cigs, looks like he needs the test boost desu.

f is a pointer to an array of pointers to functions that return void

now that wasn't so hard, was it?

>t. 25GB of node modules

>t.dumdum phyton cucks

10 years from now nothing's going to be using Rust and everything's going to be C++ and Jai.

It's not difficult, it's just unexpressive and unintuitive.

This.
It doesn't mean it's the worst though. There are worse languages out there.

>Rust
>don't have to think about anything
It's clear you have never used Rust. Just because compiler shoots you in the face before you shoot your leg off, doesn't mean you don't have to think about anything.

You can say that about any language that is higher level than C.

unwrap().unwrap().unwrap().unwrap()

that's why typedef exists.

C is perfectly fine. I do think C++ is preferable to for most of what people do outside of embedded and OS development because it has all the extra goodies which make it safe and easy to use.

analogies are like take a cup of piss tea with the king of saturn.

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Pretty sure C is much more high level than Assembly...

Help, I'm smoking a pack a day of Kernighans and I can't stop.

Stop spamming your twitter shit, faggot.

t. Pajeet

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