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To: Kid Shelleen

Got this far: “There’s C ... used today mostly to build programs that run on devices like printers”

Yeah, right.


6 posted on 06/14/2015 1:36:56 PM PDT by Tzfat
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To: Tzfat

Apparently the author did not learn too much!!


14 posted on 06/14/2015 1:58:30 PM PDT by HonkyTonkMan
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To: Tzfat

Should’ve read: There’s ‘C’ ... used mostly by real programmers who know how to properly allocate and use system, hardware, & network resources to write fast, efficient instructions.

Flame away, Code Monkeys. ;p


22 posted on 06/14/2015 3:02:32 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind. ~Steve Earle)
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To: Tzfat
Got this far: “There’s C ... used today mostly to build programs that run on devices like printers”

If your printer were to print out the source code for its firmware, what do you suppose it would look like?

How about the code running in your microwave or your internet-connected thermostat?

24 posted on 06/14/2015 3:42:02 PM PDT by cynwoody
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To: Tzfat

While I haven’t written code for printers, I did write a lot of it for controlling test equipment. It’s not a bad language at all for embedded systems.


28 posted on 06/14/2015 4:12:00 PM PDT by Bob (No, being a US Senator and the Secretary of State are not accomplishments; they're jobs.)
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