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On 2/8/2011 12:11 PM, Pascal Obry wrote:
> I want to concentrate to my application domain not
 > to C/C++ idiosyncrasy!

You mean like Ada, where you have to know the difference
between bounded and unbounded strings before you can just
go ahead and focus on your domain?

> So for what it's worth I agree 100% with Ludovic.
 > I too see bugs in every C line of code...

Perhaps that makes you unsuited to look at C code?

C has been in continuous use for around forty years,
and there are enormous amounts of working C code
everywhere. If you believe that every line of C code
is broken, I submit that the fault lies in you, not
in the code - you may not understand how to evaluate
C code properly.