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by toast0
3350 days ago
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I think it depends on what modern means. If modern means more or less the system architecture basics from the 80s that our current systems pretend to be, C is a pretty straightforward mapping; but if modern means Intel kaby lake/amd ryzen, there's a lot of things going on that C or even assembly don't really address. |
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