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> rust is widely used by a lot of people it's used for rewriting CLI utilities with more color by five or so people

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> How is anyone still arguing for C for new projects? It just works

find . -name '.*?' -prune -o -name '*.foo' -exec grep bar /dev/null {} + This is the POSIX way. You'd probably put it in a function in .bashrc

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What about them?

> These are subsets of their respective languages, but Pretty much every language has such a subset. Nothing new then, sigh...

Nor is any other dime-a-dozen LLVM frontend with basically the same bullshit syntax. What is your point?

> Its that there are languages with additional features which make it easier to have a high confidence. If you can remove entire classes of bugs automatically, why not do so? Which…

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> learn it Waste of time. Have some "AI" write it for you

Any big projects that doesn't compile without C23 support?

> 24.04 LTS Beta It's almost 2026. Yeesh

> I’d have liked to see some benchmarking of the new core utils against the old, Are they compatible enough yet? Last time I checked uutils wasn't honoring user locales at all.

How is ssize_t any better? It's not part of standard C and is only guaranteed to be capable of holding values between -1 and SSIZE_MAX (minimum 32767, no relation to SIZE_MAX).

It's more than 400 lines

r->depth would have been initialized to zero here https://github.com/rxi/sj.h/blob/5cb5df45c8c37fd8c2322026a11...

diff --git a/sj.h b/sj.h index 60bea9e..25f6438 100644 --- a/sj.h +++ b/sj.h @@ -85,6 +85,7 @@ top: return res; case '{': case '[': + if (r->depth > 999) { r->error = "can't go dee…