Olin Lathrop wrote:
>
> The general problem with C is that it is both syntactically and
> semantically too "loose".  It is therefore much more likely that
> a typo or other mistake still results in legal C, which the
> compiler will happily compile.  C also lacks some useful features
> that help you write clearer, more portable, or more maintainable
> code.

Please tell me you are trolling here Olin.

Try porting asm to another platform.

Try doing all of the memory management in Pascal without pointers.


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