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That's not very helpful. I do like C. I love C. I just don't understand why restrict yourself to it alone? As I said before, I can write very readable C, and powerful C. But when I need a map data type, I know it's far more readable to use the STL than to roll my own (probably) flawed (probably) less efficient map type.
Please don't insult me, but offer a compelling exposition of your beliefs, and your reasons for holding them. Programmers tend to like logical and reasonable behaviour.
Is there an online resource, like Practical Common Lisp which teaches clean, reasonable C style and idioms?