yes
yes
>>23
no. What's the alternative? Go? Rust? Tranny langs. Only true Scotsmen use C++.
int main()
{
char key = 17;
char a[] = "r1xb1rdet";
for (int i = 0; i < 9; ++i) putchar(a[i] ^= key);
return 0;
}
What do you guys think about the Kore C web framework? I hate that it has SSL compiled in by default without an option to disable support for it. Typically a reverse proxy with SSL termination is the more modern approach.
>>185
I build websites with C++. I just hate every other web programming language and frameworks.
C is most of the programming I do these days. The other is Python.
I do mostly embedded programming, hence C it is.
I wish I had the opportunity to do more in Rust, etc.
I've really started liking Rust and I hate it. I've avoided it for so long, but finally have had a chance to use it recently.
i dabble in a little bit of C. don't really got any project ideas for it though, suggestions are welcome
Programming sounds suspiciously like work, so no.
You ought to give Plan 9/9front a whirl if you know C.
>>257
Plan 9 is really interesting. I’ve been following SerenityOS for a while, which is another fun project. Built with modern C++ though, so not really related to C.
C is fun. I’ve been consumed by Rust lately. The only annoying thing is profiling with it, it has so many deep layers in the profile tree.
>>5 Hell yeah! Especially Quake 2 hacking.