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by JonChesterfield
719 days ago
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Well, at some point in history C was about telling a physical machine what to do. You can see that in the operations it exposes. I don't know what modern C is for. The one that manipulates an abstract machine with concurrency oracles and time travelling metadata on object identifiers. It looks like an aberration derived from C++ to me. |
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