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Subject: Re: [TUHS] History of popularity of C
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'C was written when the programmer had to be more rigorous instead of
just letting things slide and having the language do their thinking
for them. '
I fully subscribe to that.
Today the company owners have to pay a lot for programmers having the langu=
age do their thinking
for them. The memory hunger of the soa java business services of the compan=
y I worked prior to=20
retirement, is sheer endless. Arnold once told that there is more demand fo=
r C developers
in Israel. I envy you