About time someone advocated for code in lower level styles of programming. Hope it goes well!
Anyway, here's some questions:
- What kind of programs would you say C is a good fit for?
- There is some catching up to do for C. Is there a roadmap for C improvement, or even a recommendation of C++ things that fit somewhat in the style/philosophy of C? For example, I'd recommend not using the C++ smart pointers stuff, while still using C++ threads and lambdas.
Also, you should include programmers from other fields in your committee. Game (engine) developers, HFT programmers are used to lower level styles of coding and align with your perspective.
Anyway, here's some questions:
- What kind of programs would you say C is a good fit for?
- There is some catching up to do for C. Is there a roadmap for C improvement, or even a recommendation of C++ things that fit somewhat in the style/philosophy of C? For example, I'd recommend not using the C++ smart pointers stuff, while still using C++ threads and lambdas.
Also, you should include programmers from other fields in your committee. Game (engine) developers, HFT programmers are used to lower level styles of coding and align with your perspective.