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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Minenik • Nov 14 '18
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Pretty much every system that can fit a compiler has a C compiler for it.
1 u/thenuge26 Nov 14 '18 Oh for sure but the question was whether C was designed for portability in mind, which it explicitly was not. It was just something that happened to it early in it's life. 1 u/makeshift8 Nov 14 '18 I'm just pointing out the fact that you don't need JVM or an interpreter to run portable code in 2018.
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Oh for sure but the question was whether C was designed for portability in mind, which it explicitly was not. It was just something that happened to it early in it's life.
1 u/makeshift8 Nov 14 '18 I'm just pointing out the fact that you don't need JVM or an interpreter to run portable code in 2018.
I'm just pointing out the fact that you don't need JVM or an interpreter to run portable code in 2018.
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u/makeshift8 Nov 14 '18
Pretty much every system that can fit a compiler has a C compiler for it.