how will C-ucks ever recover?
How will C-ucks ever recover?
Anthony Adams
Christopher Garcia
C-ucks
What a strange hotkey
Hunter Ortiz
>thanks to c we cannot have secure devices
stopped reading this jedi mind trick nigger shit
anyone who says "secure devices" should be hanged.
Jack Flores
>comparing OCaml with C
>writing "C/C++"
Yeah I think I can safely disregard what this guy is saying
Joseph Miller
Fucking lost
Jeremiah Flores
I agree. Do you really want the DRM on your computers to be provably unbreakable?
Landon Bailey
>SEGFAULT
Is this new meme?
Asher Allen
>Pascal is better than C.
News at 11 guys.
Thomas Carter
>POOCaml
You didn't even try
Caleb Barnes
Ok guys now name me 1 (one) Java vulnerability.
Checkmate athiests now show me bobes and bajeena
Brayden Lewis
Not many languages have an equivalent feature set to C to be able to replace it. Rust does, but it's still a little immature, and industry is slow to try new things.
Luis Watson
> call myself a programmer
> can't understand the basics of computer memory
Jace Hughes
Jordan Collins
You haven't been on the Internet in the 00s, have you.
Gavin Nguyen
Object Pascal is safer than C and a better language in just about every way (arrays, strings, modules, generics, variant records, simple objects, etc.), but it is no more safe than C++ when used correctly, maybe less. You still manage your own memory and RAII is harder to do and nonstandard. Its main advantage is that it compiles really fast compared to C++.
Jose Mitchell
the equifax leak of every adult american's SSN is also due to the poor security model of java
Ethan Anderson
Wow, this looks really nice. Why is it unpopular?
Samuel Gomez
Delphi was popular in its time.
Alexander Gray
It still is in mother Russia
Jace Ward
C is awful for security though.
Robert Williams
nigga did you read the thread
Brandon Price
deserialization vulns
Eli Nguyen
Germany, too.
Jose Nguyen
maybe in the edgy-scene aka some dwebs basement but not in real life. germany is all about java
Leo Cooper
Why are major OOP languages stupid about (de)serialization? It seems obvious that deserialization should be conservative and never produce live code by default. Is it a fundamental problem caused by Java, Python, Ruby, etc. lacking structs that don't allow methods?
Chase Powell
>some redditor screencaps his own post and posts it on Sup Forums
Go back
Cooper Long
>Rust
Not even the main developers understand that nightmare of syntax and i think all problems caused by C should be detectable by the compiler instead of having to rewrite millions and millions of lines with a new meme language. If C is struggling why not just do a modern revision and eternally BTFO those meme languages once for ever and ever
Leo Gutierrez
>some redditor screencaps their own post and posts it on Sup Forums
FTFY. Don't assume his gender.
Evan Morgan
> his gender
> sjw
Yeah this thread is dead.
Juan Evans
>i think all problems caused by C should be detectable by the compiler
Not on its own, because some things just can't be determined statically unless you encode them in the type system. And if you do, what you get is ATS or Rust or Ada, not C.
Leo Jones
>another fucking programming language that tries to reinvent the wheel
Hunter Morales
>OCaml is a normal language
(not true, by the way)
Parker Lewis
report all reddit threads
Ryder Gray
The JVM is a big attack vector. And it's on every single device that runs Java.
Carson Thompson
If C is unsafe, this implies Machine code is unsafe (since C compiles one to one with Machine code). This means that no code ran on a computer can ever be safe (which is sort of true, since we can't ever even know if a program will halt).
The main difference between C/C++ and "safe languages" is that safe languages have automatic memory management which can alleviate some security holes (except for Rust, which just has a really bitchy compiler). However it is not a panacea and can still be exploited, because even the JVM (for example) needs to use machine code to even use the processor. But in the process you need to pull in all the overhead needed to have that automatic memory managment.
Gavin Carter
>some guy on reddit has an opinion
He doesn't even have more than 4 up arrows. Isn't that how you judge his worth as a person? He's nothing.
>C/C++
Clearly no idea what he's talking about.
William Cox
>C/C++
Never heard of that language
Owen Nelson
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