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<andrzejku>I was talking last time here about C language <andrzejku>and the thing which worry me is, isn't better to use something more type safe <andrzejku>as we can see that Linux is still not yet ready for critical systems <andrzejku>so following the right programming tool might made it ready <luckyluke>andrzejku: Linux is actually used in some mission-critical systems, I think the programming language is just a part of the problem <luckyluke>I agree there are better alternatives to C nowadays, for example I can't wait to see the rust gcc port working ;) <luckyluke>but in my opinion the programing language is often depending on the history of the project, commercial tools support, etc. <luckyluke>I'm not an expert, but I think it could be a valid alternative, especially for embedded systems <luckyluke>it look also interesting, although it seems to be very C-like <luckyluke>uh sorry, I'm confused with another language I saw recently... that was Hare <andrzejku>luckyluke, but that's interesting what you said ***FragByte_ is now known as FragByte
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