Martin Tournoij wrote:
The chosen language is just one "suckless metric". I hold little love
for C++, but I'll choose a well-designed and well-written C++ program
over a badly designed and badly written C program any day of the week.
A good example to illustrate this point might be procmail:
https://github.com/Distrotech/procmail/blob/master/src/formail.c
The comment says "seems to be relatively bug free", but I think it's
fair to say that figuring out what that stuff even does is a lot harder
than figuring out the average C++ program, and smaller/well written C++
programs in particular.
Would systemd be bug-free, it would still suck. It's not only the
language
or bugs. PulseAudio is C, too ^_^
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caóc
