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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Nothing wrong with C or it's derivatives.
There's lots wrong with it, and it isn't particularly powerful. On the
other hand, it's straightforward and doesn't take a whole lot of runtime
support, and it's simple enough that pretty much everyone does it the
same way. (Unlike all the flavors of LISP, for example.)
(As for what's wrong with it, I simply cite autoconf and buffer overruns.)
> // This will call DoStuff (In C# pfunc would be called a "delegate")
No it wouldn't.
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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