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C isn't a programming language... It's a lifestyle
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Back when humor wasn't banned from compilers, I had heard of the "long long" and decided to see what it thought of a long long long. The error message was "long long long is too long."
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Congratulations you discovered why C can run on literally anything with some sort of processing unit and memory (it's because the entire standard is up to the hardware's implementation).
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> You can't parse a c header
Zig: skill issue
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18:51 C++ increments the value of C, but yields the old value
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Two programming languages kissing each other and realising they are both C is like having two blind folded cousins in a kissing booth.
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"Nothing better than C" - Linus Torvalds
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"Sometimes, I don't think I realize, just how much of shoulders we stand on"... So true.
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To C, or not to C.
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"Hey, why doesn't Rust have a stable ABI?" Oh, hold my beer...
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Yah, C is the supreme authority from which all other languages, tools, apps are derived.
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I worked on a commercial product, started in 1980s. The first public version was on the IBM AS/400 [now I5 series] and it used 128 bit addresses. The pain making it work was severe. Later on it was published for s390, Linux,Unix,Windows... both 32 and 64 bit... and that was relatively easy. The hard work had all been done.
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Me overhere using custom types for everything and never using built-ins..... Ahhh i love c
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How long is an unsigned shlong?
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What is long? It holds at least 32bits worth of data, says the C standard. It holds exactly 32bits of data, says Windows. It holds exactly a pointer, says Linux.
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Well, the optimal C implementation for the hardware in a toaster and the hardware in a supercomputer are completely different, that's why its vague there isn't a one size fits all solution. C's flexibility for HW manufacturers was always its appeal.
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size_t is used in std c/++ because it's the return type of sizeof. The reason they do that is because anytime you're working with arrays, indices, byte sizes, etc. are all times where that value can be potentially converted to/from a pointer or used as a pointer offset. That means it needs to be able to hold any value a valid pointer could so on 64bit machines it needs to be a 64 bit int, on 32 bit it needs to be 32 bits, etc. Thus size_t avoids all of the nonsense of int vs long vs long long, etc and avoids the hardcoded sizing of int32_t and just says "whatever the size of your pointer is the size of the integer you should use for indexing, here you go". C++ mucks this up a bit because it has extra large pointers in some cases due to multiple inheritance, v-tables, etc.
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size_t is the same size as the memory address size - 64 bit or 32 bit; It's also the type which the sizeof() macro returns. There is an equivalent signed version, ssize_t which is for functions which want to return a size in bytes or a negative error value
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I have to say as a newbie that learning C has made me understand a lot of fundamentals better. In other languages it felt like the added abstraction didn't really allow me to see the inner workings as clearly.
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