>>26
Which is a good point.
>>30
Let me remind you the only thing you need to know to code ANY kind of application is C
Let me remind you the only thing you need to know to code ANY kind of application is rules for a Turing machine.
enjoy your 13.824 bytes Gibson while i can write the same thing in C and have it in maybe 20k bytes and faster that runs on any platform available.
As long as you use the mostly useless, often unsafe standard library alone, and of course if linked to glibc 2.2 because there's a bug in 2.3 for some NetBSDs and then if your terminal is set to foo and your locale is bar, problems arise because baz feature is left unspecified etc. etc. etc.
Enjoy your OMG OPTIMIZED piece of shit; I write a sufficiently fast program in a decent language in a fraction of your time, which works in every conceivable platform using a rich standard library which includes even a fucking web server.