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Perhaps once you people grow the fuck up, you'll realize that REDEFINING FUNCTIONS ON THE FLY is NOT A GOOD WAY TO MAKE YOUR SHIT READABLE.
Lol, a poor scared C programmer who can't take more than his static explicitly typed hello world functions.
He's also too stupid to realize there's more than speed to it. In fact, hot updating for speed? What the fuck are you talking about? Can you really be that clueless? Hot updating means that my program can launch a maintenance thread that allows me to reload libraries or rewrite functions as the program runs, to fix something. I don't even have to restart my program for changes to take effect. Running instances of functions are not affected by the new code, and the old code is garbage collected when no longer in use. Can you do that in C, Cfag?
Shitty runtime? CPython may not be the most efficient (Guido's GIL), but the runtime as a whole is far more stable, compatible and better quality than any Clib. Lol 40 versions of libc and msvcrt. Lol sprintf, scanf, strtok, strcat, stranything.