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by pjmlp
4364 days ago
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I hope so. We already had safer systems programming languages around the time UNIX spread outside AT&T. There is a quote from Hoare how engineers asked him to not allow to disable bounds checking in Algol, for example[0]. Also the rise in security exploits has helped Ada/SPARK to move outside their original niche into areas where human lifes are at risk, like medical equipments and train control systems. At least from the FOSDEM talks. I am looking forward to the days when we can recover the systems programming security C took away. [0] later compiler versions allowed it. |
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