A New C Standard Is On the Way
Esther Schindler writes "Last year, Danny Kalev — a former member of the C++ standards committed — explained the new features in C++. Now, in C11: A New C Standard Aiming at Safer Programming, he shares an overview of the changes in C — 13 years after the ratification of the C99 standard. Kalev describes the goodies in C11, including multi-threading support, safer standard libraries, and better compliance with other industry standards."
That's great! I'm still using C4, and every time I compile my code blows up!
C99 -> C11, come on guys ...
If I wanted plastic scissors I'd use Java. Give me my scalpel back.
The "11" actually refers to how far you can turn up the volume.[1]
[1] Quoted from Tough Love's Album of Unreliable Facts (c)
When all you have is a hammer, every problem starts to look like a thumb.
No, you can turn the volume up as high as you want, but it's only defined for 0 to 10.
The road to tyranny has always been paved with claims of necessity.