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by anovikov
1071 days ago
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Small binary and a toolchain that's small and older than most programmers using it, and known to be bug-free. Top tool if you want to write something that a real human being can "get under the hood of" and understand throughout. As for low-level, sure that's no longer the case. It was a low-level language for K&R and their PDP-11 where they could tell precisely what will be assembler code for each line of their C code and how many CPU cycles it will take. That's no longer the case indeed. |
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You cannot be serious. "Well known list of bugs" would be more in line with the state of affairs.